Greeks of Toronto

The Greeks of Toronto comprises Greek immigrants and their descendants living in Toronto, Canada.
According to the Canada 2016 Census, the Greater Toronto Area is home to 97,940 Greek Canadians, making it the metropolitan area with the highest concentration of Greeks in the country. Toronto is an important Greek population centre in North America, along with Boston, Chicago, and New York City.

Demographics

The GTA cities and towns by population of Greek Canadians are as follows, according to 2016 Census:

The GTA ridings with the highest percentage of Greek Canadians are as follows, according to 2016 Census:

Riding	Greek Canadians	Percentage
Toronto—Danforth	7,655	7.26
Scarborough Centre	4,945	4.48
Beaches—East York	4,585	4.23
Don Valley East	3,785	4.06
Markham—Stouffville	3,885	3.11
Scarborough—Agincourt	2,805	2.69
Scarborough Southwest	2,830	2.61
Pickering—Uxbridge	2,695	2.40
Don Valley West	2,430	2.39
Don Valley North	2,590	2.37
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill	2,660	2.33
Newmarket—Aurora	2,580	2.23
Toronto—St. Paul's	2,190	2.09
Vaughan—Woodbridge	2,145	2.05
Etobicoke Centre	2,285	1.97
Richmond Hill	2,125	1.940
Eglinton—Lawrence	2,190	1.939
Markham—Unionville	2,300	1.87
Parkdale—High Park	1,945	1.823
Davenport	1,955	1.820
University—Rosedale	1,705	1.70

Greek is the 20th most commonly spoken language in the Toronto CMA, with 41,225 people speaking Greek.
In the City of Toronto per se, Greek is the 17th most common ethnic origin, being claimed by 57,425 people, as per 2016 Census.
Furthermore, as designated by the City of Toronto 2006 Census data, Greek is the top ethnic origin in the Broadview North neighbourhood.

The 1918 Toronto anti-Greek riot was a pogrom affecting the Greek community.

Greek culture in Toronto can be seen in Greektown, the largest Greek neighbourhood in North America.