Home › Canada › Ontario › Markham › Rankings › Most bilingual Langstaff, #1 on this list · Photo: Silver Dovelet (CC BY-SA 4.0) Markham · 2026 Most bilingual neighbourhoods in Markham The places after the leader belong to German Mills (7.9%) and Markham Village (7.5%). Halfway down the list sits Buttonville, at 5.8%. At the other end is Milliken, with 2.6%. Across Canada, the same list puts Langstaff #1,049 of 2,589. Canada’s top 100 on this list includes no neighbourhood in Markham. Langstaff tops the list in Markham, at 9.4%.
Share of residents who can hold a conversation in both English and French, 2021 census How grades work
#1 Overall B+ · #608 of 2,556
Strongest: walkability A+ , schools A · lowest: cost of living D−
#2 Overall A− · #309 of 2,556
Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living C−
#3 Overall A− · #439 of 2,556
Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D−
All 22 neighbourhoods, ranked Best first in Markham; beside each place, its rank on the same list for all of Canada.
Every Markham list # Neighbourhood English and French Canada rank What drives it
1 Langstaff 8,147 people 9.4% #1,049 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , schools A · lowest: cost of living D− 2 German Mills 11,923 people 7.9% #1,216 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living C− 3 Markham Village 10,319 people 7.5% #1,281 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 4 Cathedraltown 11,029 people 7.2% #1,346 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living D 5 Mount Joy 8,345 people 7.0% #1,382 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D 6 Thornlea 20,872 people 6.9% #1,403 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , walkability A+ · lowest: cost of living D− 7 Upper Cornell 8,304 people 6.7% #1,446 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living C− 8 Greensborough 19,270 people 6.7% #1,448 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living D 9 Cornell 22,014 people 6.6% #1,467 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D 10 Unionville 17,632 people 6.1% #1,599 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living D 11 Cachet 6,361 people 6.0% #1,621 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living C− 12 Buttonville 15,001 people 5.8% #1,680 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living C− 13 Steeles Corners 9,468 people 5.5% #1,774 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , schools A+ · lowest: cost of living D− 14 Box Grove 25,496 people 5.1% #1,877 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D 15 Wismer Commons 20,591 people 5.0% #1,909 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D 16 Berczy Village 22,149 people 4.9% #1,941 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D 17 Quantztown 13,146 people 4.5% #2,069 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living D 18 Vinegar Hill 19,543 people 4.1% #2,194 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D 19 Brown's Corners 7,228 people 3.6% #2,328 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D− 20 Hagerman's Corners 43,555 people 3.2% #2,394 of 2,589 Strongest: schools A+ , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D− 21 Underwood 5,972 people 3.1% #2,412 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A , schools A · lowest: cost of living D− 22 Milliken 12,138 people 2.6% #2,473 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A , hazard risk A · lowest: cost of living D− Rankings
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Most bilingual elsewhere Photos: Langstaff, Silver Dovelet (CC BY-SA 4.0 ) · German Mills, Sikander Iqbal (CC BY-SA 4.0 ) · Markham Village, Mhsheikholeslami (CC BY-SA 4.0 ), via Wikimedia Commons.
Sources: TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranking Canadian towns against each other only, run #73 of 10 November 2026. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.
Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).