The pie chart illustrates the proportion of native speakers of English, French and non-official languages in Canada between 1996, 2006 and 2016 in Canada.
Overall, highest spoken language is English in Canada, followed by French in 1996 and 2006, which got replaced by non-official languages by 1% in 2016.
Firstly, in 1996 English is the highest spoken language followed by French and non-official languages, but English languages started to decrease by 2% in 2006 and 1% by in 2016 respectively. It goes same to the French languages which is at all started to decrease 2% by end of 2016 in Canada.
Secondly, while both English and French languages dropped, went down meanwhile non-official languages, the percentage of non-official language started to grow. Non-official language started at 17% in 1996 which went up by 3% percentage in 2006, 72% in 2016. Comparing to the other both English and French, non-official languages of them outgrow them by 6% in the end of year.
