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TORONTO – Il distretto elettorale di Humber River-Black Creek è stato creato nel 2018, ma l’area ha una lunga storia. Precedentemente noto come York West, il distretto si estende su un’area di 30 km quadrati ed è situato lungo i limiti settentrionali della Città di Toronto con l’autostrada 400 che corre nel mezzo…
The electoral district of Humber River-Black Creek was created in 2018, but the area has a long history. Formerly known as York West, the district spans an area of 30 square km and is situated along the City of Toronto’s northern limits with Hwy 400 running down the middle. The constituency is comprised of several neighbourhoods including Jane and Finch, Humber Summit, Village at York University and Black Creek.
The constituency of Humber River-Black Creek is located at the northern edge of the Toronto city limits between the districts of York Centre and Etobicoke-North. Prior to 2015, the area was known as York West. It was changed to its current name following a riding redistribution process.
The area is comprised of a diverse population with people originating from several different ethnic backgrounds . According to Statistics Canada, in 2016 (most current data available), Italians make up a significant portion of the population, at 13%. →
