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Oakdale has a higher population density compared to St. Catharines, with a difference of 30%. The median age in Oakdale is 3% lower than in St. Catharines. In terms of ethnic diversity, 3.54% of the population in Oakdale is Chinese, 2.54% is Black, and 1.63% is of multiple visible minorities. Despite being a smaller city, Oakdale has a diverse population and a higher population density than St. Catharines.

Oakdale is a city with a diverse population. The Chinese community makes up 3.5% of the total population, followed by the Black community with 2.5% and Multiple Visible Minorities with 1.6%. The South Asian community accounts for 1.4%, followed by the Latin American community with 1.2%. In terms of ethnic origins, the United Kingdom is the most common, with 3.3% of the population, followed by Ukraine at 0.8%. Poland and Germany come next, with 0.7% and 0.6% of the population, respectively. Oakdale's people come from diverse backgrounds, making it a multicultural city.

Oakdale is a city with a lower cost of living, making it an affordable place to live. Compared to St. Catharines, the cost of living in Oakdale is 21% lower. Additionally, it is 12% lower than the national average. The housing cost in Oakdale is 62% lower than the national average, making it a great place for those looking for affordable housing options. While the general sales tax in Ontario is 33% higher than the national average, the state income tax is 40% lower than the national average, which can provide some relief for residents. Overall, Oakdale is a cost-effective place to live, with affordable housing and lower state income taxes than the national average.

In Oakdale, the median household income is 30% lower than the national average. However, the unemployment rate in Oakdale is 54% lower than the national average. In Oakdale, 11.0% of people earn $20,000 or less, while 10.6% of people earn between $80,000 and $100,000. Only 0.3% of people earn $300,000 or more in Oakdale. Overall, the city has a diverse range of income levels, with a relatively low unemployment rate compared to the national average.