I hope the formatting works for this table - it is for the 1996 census.

As you can see, Blacks and Hispanics make up a relatively small portion of Vancvouer's population. Also note (this isn't in the table) that a lot of Blacks in Vancouver are from the Caribbean or direct from African countries, and a fair number of the Hispanics/Latin Americans are from Central and South America.

Characteristics Vancouver
Total Male Female
Immigration characteristics
Total - All persons 1,813,935 894,035 919,895
Non-immigrant population 1,156,365 577,160 579,200
Immigrant population 633,740 305,995 327,745
Non-permanent residents 23,825 10,880 12,950
Selected ethno-cultural characteristics
Aboriginal Population 31,140 14,735 16,405
Total - Visible minority characteristics - All persons
1,813,935 894,035 919,895
Visible minority population 564,600 273,710 290,885
Chinese population 279,035 135,120 143,925
South Asian population 120,140 60,075 60,065
Black population 16,400 8,740 7,660
Arab and West Asian population 18,155 9,745 8,410
Filipino population 40,715 16,595 24,120
Southeast Asian population 20,370 9,915 10,455
Latin American population 13,830 7,005 6,825
Japanese population 21,880 9,845 12,035
Korean population 17,085 8,250 8,835
Visible minorities, not included elsewhere
6,775 3,250 3,525
Persons belonging to more than one of the above visible minority groups 10,215 5,175 5,035