The three pie charts depicts the information regarding the percentage of native speakers on various languages in Canada in three different years.
The First chart, illustrates the year 1996. The most language preferred by native speakers was English at 60% while French was considered about 23% only. Non official languages were approximately only 17%.
The Second chart, regards about 2006. In this year also, English is preferred more at 58%. French go down with only one percent that is 23% to 22%, on the other hand non-official languages reached by 3% more than in 1996.
The third chart , indicates the year 2016, same as latter years. In this year also English was chosen as the most spoken language by native speakers. Other two languages were having difference of only one percent. Not only French decrease 1% , but also non-official increased by 1%.
Overall, it is clear that, in different years,the only language elected higher was English than the other two terminology.