Population

Total (2006): 111,867
Growth (2001–2006): +1,197 (+1.1%)
Electors:

Federal (2006): 72,895 (65.2%)

Provincial (2007): 73,876 (66%)

Gender* (2001):

Male: 52,525 (47.5%)

Female: 58,145 (52.5%)

Identifiable Groups** (2001):

Visible Minority: 76,195 (69.3%)

Chinese: 41,135 (37.4%)

South Asian: 14,680 (13.3%)

Black: 7,450 (6.8%)

Filipino: 3,470 (3.2%)

West Asian: 1,830 (1.7%)

Arab: 1,775 (1.6%)

Other Visible Minority: 1,560 (1.4%)

Multiple Visible Minorities: 1,385 (1.3%)

Latin American: 825 (0.8%)

Southeast Asian: 800 (0.7%)

Korean: 670 (0.6%)

Japanese: 625 (0.6%)

Aboriginal: 185 (0.2%)

Immigrant: 70,315 (63.9%)

Non-Permanent Residents: 1,780 (1.6%)

Language

Mother Tongue** (2001):

English: 39,880 (36.3%)

French: 775 (0.7%)

Non-Official Languages: 66,755 (60.7%)

Multiple Responses: 2,590 (2.4%)

Knowledge of Official Languages** (2001):

English only: 92,290 (83.9%)

Neither English nor French: 10,855 (9.9%)

English and French: 6,755 (6.1%)

French only: 105 (0.001%)

Home Language** (2001):

English: 42,110 (38.3%)

Non-official languages: 34,760 (31.6%)

English and non-official language: 31,875 (29%)

English and French: 625 (0.6%)

English, French and non-official language: 430 (0.4%)

French: 110 (0.1%)

French and non-official language: 85 (0.1%)

Education

Education*** (2001):

Less than High School: 29,385 (32.6%)

High School: 22,950 (25%)

Trade School: 5,205 (5.7%)

College: 11,775 (12.8%)

University: 22,530 (24.5%)

Income and work

Labour Force*** (2001):

Participation: 55,510 (60.4%)

Employed: 50,840 (55.4%)

Unemployed: 4,670 (8.4%)

Average Income*** (2001):

Individual: $26,473

Household: $62,836

Family: $60,742

Median Income (2007):

Household: $51,762

Families and dwellings

Persons per Family (2001): 3.1

Occupied Private Dwellings (2001):

Total: 35,615

Owned: 23,670 (66.5%)

Rented: 11,945 (33.5%)

Average Value: $226,053

Religion

Religion** (2001):

Christian: 58,125 (52.8%)

Catholic: 24,660 (22.4%)

Protestant: 19,670 (17.9%)

Christian Orthodox: 7,365 (6.7%)

Christian n.i.e.****: 6,430 (5.8%)

No Religious Affiliation: 31,220 (28.4%)

Hindu: 7,300 (6.6%)

Muslim: 6,740 (6.1%)

Buddhist: 5,515 (5%)

Eastern Religions: 380 (0.3%)

Sikh: 360 (0.3%)

Jewish: 330 (0.3%)

Other Religions: 30 (0.03%)

* Based on a total population of 110,670
** Based on a projected population of 109,995 (20% sample data projected from the total population)
*** Based on a projected population of 91,840 (20% sample data projected from the population 15 years and over)
**** Includes mostly answers of 'Christian,' not otherwise stated.

Sources: Statistics Canada (2001, 2006); Elections Canada (2006); Elections Ontario (2007) History The provincial electoral district was created in 1999 when provincial ridings were defined to have the same borders as federal ridings. Members of Provincial Parliament Scarborough—Agincourt Assembly Years Member Party Riding created from Scarborough North 34th  1987–1990     Gerry Phillips Liberal 35th  1990–1995 36th  1995–1999 37th  1999–2003 38th  2003–2007 39th  2007–2011 40th  2011–2014     Soo Wong Liberal 41st  2014–2018 42nd  2018–2022     Aris Babikian Progressive Conservative 43rd  2022–present Sourced from the Ontario Legislative Assembly.[1] Election results 2022 Ontario general election ** Preliminary results — Not yet official ** Party Candidate Votes % ±% Progressive Conservative Aris Babikian 14,040 49.08 -1.32 Liberal Soo Wong 10,672 37.31 +9.02 New Democratic Benjamin Lee Truong 2,482 8.68 -8.77 Green Jacqueline Scott 628 2.20 +0.48 Ontario Party Donny Morgan 492 1.72 New Blue Rane Vega 292 1.02 Total valid votes 28,606 100.0 Total rejected, unmarked and declined ballots Turnout 39.05 Eligible voters 73,255 Progressive Conservative hold Swing -5.17 Source: Elections Ontario[2] 2018 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Progressive Conservative Aris Babikian 18,582 50.40 +15.77 Liberal Soo Wong 10,429 28.29 -21.55 New Democratic Tasleem Riaz 6,434 17.45 +5.64 Green Lydia West 635 1.72 -0.89 Libertarian Mark Sinclair 244 0.66 Independent Jude Coutinho 189 0.51 Moderate Rubina Ansary 148 0.40 Trillium Carlos Lacuna 118 0.32 People's Political Party Badih Rawdah 92 0.25 -0.86 Total valid votes 36,871 100.0   Progressive Conservative gain from Liberal Swing - Source: Elections Ontario[3] 2014 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Soo Wong 17,332 49.84 +2.82 Progressive Conservative Liang Chen 12,041 34.63 +2.64 New Democratic Alex Wilson 4,105 11.81 -3.94 Green Pauline Thompson 907 2.61 +0.34 People's Political Party Kevin Clarke 387 1.11 Total valid votes 34,772 100.0   Liberal hold Swing +0.09 Source: Elections Ontario[4] 2011 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Soo Wong 14,907 46.85 -11.22 Progressive Conservative Liang Chen 10,222 32.13 +6.77 New Democratic Paul Choi 5,017 15.77 +5.27 Green Pauline Thompson 722 2.27 -2.22 Libertarian Doug McLarty 656 2.06 Paramount Canadians Priya Ahuja 209 0.66 Freedom Sabrina Wall 83 0.26 Total valid votes 31,816 100.00 Total rejected, unmarked and declined ballots 246 0.77 Turnout 32,062 43.57 Eligible voters 73,583 Liberal hold Swing -9.00 Source: Elections Ontario[5] 2007 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Gerry Phillips 19,541 58.08 -3.26 Progressive Conservative John Del Grande 8,531 25.36 -5.39 New Democratic Yvette Blackburn 3,531 10.49 +5.02 Green George Pappas 1,511 4.49 * Family Coalition Max Wang 532 1.58 * Total valid votes 33,646 100.00   Liberal hold Swing +1.07 ^ Change based on redistributed results Riding boundaries after 1996 redistribution 2003 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Gerry Phillips 23,026 61.10 +10.40 Progressive Conservative Yolanda Chan 11,337 30.08 -13.07 New Democratic Stacy Douglas 2,209 5.86 +2.28 Green Lawrence J. Arkilander 566 1.50 +0.28 Family Coalition Tony Ieraci 550 1.46 Total valid votes 37,688 100.00 1999 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Gerry Phillips 18,698 50.70 +7.99 Progressive Conservative Jim Brown 15,915 43.15 +4.51 New Democratic Bob Frankford 1,319 3.58 -10.51 Green Gary Carmichael 451 1.22   Independent Wayne Cook 371 1.01   Natural Law Ken Morgan 129 0.35 -0.72 Total valid votes 36,883 100.00 2007 electoral reform referendum 2007 Ontario electoral reform referendum Side Votes % First Past the Post 19,185 59.8 Mixed member proportional 12,881 40.2 Total valid votes 32,066 100.0 Historic election results 1995 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Gerry Phillips 13,472 46.08 -1.63 Progressive Conservative Keith Macnab 11,337 38.78 +9.81 New Democratic Christine Fel 4,112 14.07 -8.3 Natural Law Daphne Quance 313 1.07   Total valid votes 29,234 100.0 Source:The Globe and Mail[6] 1990 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Gerry Phillips 13,347 44.32 -13.11 Progressive Conservative Keith Macnab 8,640 28.69 +9.84 New Democratic Ayoub Ali 6,763 22.46 +1.24 Libertarian Bill Galster 1,368 4.54 +2.04 Total valid votes 30,118 100.0 Source:The Toronto Daily Star[7] 1987 Ontario general election Party Candidate Votes % Liberal Gerry Phillips 19,101 57.53 New Democratic David Kho 7,021 21.15 Progressive Conservative Adrienne Johnson 6,284 18.93 Libertarian Barry Coyne 794 2.39 Total valid votes 33,200 100.0 Source:The Toronto Daily Star[8] References ↑ For a listing of each MPP's Queen's Park curriculum vitae see below: For Gerry Phillips's Legislative Assembly information see "Gerry Phillips, MPP". Parliamentary History. Toronto: Legislative Assembly of Ontario. 2012. Retrieved 2012-04-28. For Soo Wong's Legislative Assembly information see "Soo Wong, MPP". Parliamentary History. Toronto: Legislative Assembly of Ontario. 2012. Retrieved 2012-04-28. ↑ "Candidates in: Scarborough—Agincourt (094)". Elections Ontario. Retrieved May 14, 2022. ↑ "Summary of Valid Votes Cast for each Candidate" (PDF). Elections Ontario. p. 10. Retrieved 20 January 2019. ↑ "Valid Votes Cast for Each Candidate - 2014 General Election.pdf" (PDF). Elections Ontario. 2014. Retrieved 11 December 2017. ↑ "Official return from the records / Rapport des registres officiels - Scarborough—Agincourt" (PDF). Elections Ontario. 2011. Retrieved 6 June 2014. ↑ "Metro Toronto and suburban voter results". The Globe and Mail. Toronto. 1995-06-09. p. A11. ↑ "How Metro-Area Voted". The Toronto Daily Star. Toronto. 1990-09-07. p. A10. ↑ "How Metro-Area Voted". The Toronto Daily Star. Toronto. 1987-09-11. p. A12. 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