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Originally Posted by vid
Yes, everyone remembers the wave of 55,000 Nguyens who flooded Calgary in 2010, and that was followed shortly after by the Smith-Johnson-Anderson massacre which saw 10,000 people with those last names systematically annihilated by arsenic-tainted pho. To this day, Calgary has no white people and is a bastion of ethnic diversity (except for the lack of white people but they don't have any cultures anyway).
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Je t'aime vid.
Seriously though, I think the surnames for Montreal (quite predominantly French Canadian) really show how established populations have a lot of staying power. Even Toronto and Vancouver, though very mixed, still have a lot of traditional anglo names in their top 10s.
For Calgary being mainly non-European in surnames, we'll talk in 20 years maybe.