Data is from Stats Canada, and I make the charts in Krita. Data uses urban areas, NOT metro areas or administrative areas.
underlander on
this is visually very unappealing
ricketyladder on
„Heartland“? This is a very odd way of separating regions.
LeBonLapin on
Calling „Toronto-Hamilton“ a city is absurd beyond belief.
Troutmaan on
You should get rid of all the purple it’s so cluttered
yttropolis on
As a Canadian… why the heck is Toronto-Hamilton a thing? And also, no one calls the area „Heartland“. Grouping Québec City, Ottawa, Toronto and Windsor in the same region is asinine.
Full-Lingonberry1858 on
I think you do not need the numbering (like second etc).
You should also put somewhere the year.
Remove the purple parts (hard to read, and either does not gives new info or the info does not belongs to the chart, it is an explanation).
The bars compare cities by density and the title are duplicate information, the title should be enough.
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Source: [https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=9810001101](https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=9810001101)
Data is from Stats Canada, and I make the charts in Krita. Data uses urban areas, NOT metro areas or administrative areas.
this is visually very unappealing
„Heartland“? This is a very odd way of separating regions.
Calling „Toronto-Hamilton“ a city is absurd beyond belief.
You should get rid of all the purple it’s so cluttered
As a Canadian… why the heck is Toronto-Hamilton a thing? And also, no one calls the area „Heartland“. Grouping Québec City, Ottawa, Toronto and Windsor in the same region is asinine.
I think you do not need the numbering (like second etc).
You should also put somewhere the year.
Remove the purple parts (hard to read, and either does not gives new info or the info does not belongs to the chart, it is an explanation).
The bars compare cities by density and the title are duplicate information, the title should be enough.