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Band 6+: The charts below show the favourite takeaways of people in Canada and the number of Indian restaurants in Canada between 1960 and 2015.

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The image contains two data visualizations related to food in Canada, with the top being a pie chart and the bottom a bar graph. The pie chart is titled "Favourite takeaways in Canada" and shows percentages for different cuisines: Chinese 34%, Indian 25%, Italian 11%, Persian 3%, Thai 9%, Mexican 1%, Japanese 1%, Greek 1%, Other 4%, Never order 11%. The bar graph is titled "Number of Indian restaurants in Canada" and displays the number of restaurants at different years: 1960 - 0, 1970 - 0, 1980 - 2,000, 1990 - 4,000, 1997 - 6,000, 2000 - 6,500, 2007 - 7,500, 2009 - 8,000, 2011 - 7,500, 2015 - 8,500.
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The pie chart and bar chart illustrates the favourite takeaways of people in Canada and the number of Indian restaurants in Canada between 1960 and 2015 respectively.

Overall, from the pie chart it can be observed that the most preferred takeaway is the Chinese and the least favourite is Mexican, Japanese and Greek.

In more detail, the share of Chinese is 34% followed by the second highest, Indian with 26%. Mexican, Japanese and Greek had the same proportion of orders which is around 1%. The percentage of people who ordered Italian were at 10% and who ordered Greek were at 11%. The proportion of Thai category is 3% and the category which has never been ordered contained only 11%.

Now, if we talk about the bar graph it can be concluded that the number of Indian restaurants have been growing in the past years. Starting with around 500 in 1960 and increasing onwards peaking at 9000 in 2009. Afterwards it maintained the 9000 level and ended with approximately 9000 in 2015.

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