text: The situation you address is somewhat complicated in Canada because a lot of members of the single largest religious community, Roman Catholicism, are what are sometimes called "cultural Catholics." I include myself in this group. We are essentially secular and don't regularly attend mass but still identify ourselves on census forms as being Catholic. (It's complicated.) You're likely correct in stating that the percentage of secular (a term I prefer in comparison to non-religious) Canadians is probably at least twice as large as the number who identify as being non-religious in census data and secularists no doubt form a clear majority in this country.