The given pie chart illustrates the number of native speakers of divers language in 1996, 2006, and 2016.
Overall, English remained the dominant language over three decades, although its proportion decreased slightly. In contrasting the people who speak Non-official Languages increased slightly, while French showed a small decline.
In 1996, English speakers proportion around 60%, while French accounted for 23% and non-official language within a range of 17%. Ten years later, English speakers had reduced to 58%. At the same time, French speakers had also declined slightly to 22%. However, the figure for non-official languages rose to 20%.
By 2006, the proportion of English speakers had fallen to 57%, although it still holded leadership. Meanwhile, non-official languages continued its upward trend, reaching 22%, almost matching the percentage of French speakers, which dropped to 21%.
