Marc-Aurèle-Fortin

Riding (federal electoral district) · Statistics Canada / Elections Canada code 24045 · Quebec

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Current Member of Parliament

Representation history

No earlier terms are on record for this district. Our source, OpenParliament, publishes membership spans per member rather than per riding, so history here covers earlier terms served by the sitting member.

Census profile

Statistics Canada, 2021 Census (2023 boundaries)
Population
104,635
2021 count
Median household income
$101,000
2020 total income

Age and households

Median age41.6
Average age40.2
Average household size2.7
Aged 0–1418.8%
Aged 15–6466.3%
Aged 65 and over14.9%
Aged 85 and over1.5%

Income and low income (2020)

Median household income$101,000
Average household income$116,700
Median individual income$45,200
Low income (LIM-AT)5.1%
Low income (LICO-AT)2.5%

Two official ways of counting how many people here live on a low income after tax. They use different cut-offs, so the two figures differ.

Labour force (residents aged 15+)

Employment rate64.3%
Unemployment rate7.0%
Share of adults working or looking for work (participation rate)69.1%

Education (aged 15+)

No certificate, diploma or degree14.8%
High school diploma or equivalent21.4%
Any postsecondary credential63.9%
Bachelor's degree or higher25.9%

Housing

Owner households80.2%
Renter households19.8%
Owners spending 30%+ of income on shelter8.6%
Renters spending 30%+ of income on shelter27.4%
Owners in core housing need1.5%
Renters in core housing need14.1%

Core housing need means a home that is too expensive, too crowded or in poor repair, and the household could not afford a suitable one nearby.

Median monthly shelter cost (owned)$1,370
Median monthly shelter cost (rented)$940
Median dwelling value$400,000

Dwelling types

Single-detached house58.7%
Semi-detached house13.2%
Row house4.5%
Apartment in a duplex2.0%
Apartment, fewer than five storeys16.4%
Apartment, five storeys or more4.9%

Language

Knows English only3.4%
Knows French only34.3%
Knows both official languages60.9%
Knows neither official language1.3%
Mother tongue English6.3%
Mother tongue French61.7%
Mother tongue neither English nor French25.9%

Immigration and Indigenous identity

Immigrants25.7%
Immigrants who arrived 2016–20212.3%
Non-permanent residents0.5%
Indigenous identity0.7%

Getting to work

Car, truck or van86.9%
Public transit9.1%
Walking2.2%
Bicycle0.5%

Figures come from the 2021 Census of Population (income figures are for 2020), published by Statistics Canada for today’s 343 ridings (the 2023 boundaries) — the same boundaries shown here, so these are 2021 counts totted up for the ridings we use now. Statistics Canada deliberately nudges small counts up or down so no individual can be identified (random rounding) and withholds some figures entirely, so values are approximate and the parts may not add up to the total; a blank means the figure is not published for this riding. The “participation rate” here describes local residents aged 15 and over who are working or looking for work, and has nothing to do with an MP’s voting participation. Land area and population density are not published for ridings, so they are not shown.

Election results

Elections Canada, Official Voting Results