Table 4
Migration to and from rural and small town areas between 2001 and 2006

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Province Total number migrating to and from rural and small town areas between 2001 and 2006 Number of recent immigrants1
In-migrants Out-migrants Net migration Net migration rate1 In-migrants Out-migrants Net migration Net migration rate2
Newfoundland and Labrador 17,895 27,570 -9,675 -3.6 F 145 F F
Prince Edward Island 4,870 5,075 -205 F F F F F
Nova Scotia 27,295 30,645 -3,350 -1.2 160 245 F F
New Brunswick 22,085 28,990 -6,905 -2.6 100 125 F F
Quebec 153,820 138,960 14,860 0.9 785 810 F F
Ontario 181,900 149,295 32,605 2.3 1,610 1,250 360 5.8
Manitoba 26,690 35,780 -9,090 -3.0 260 575 -315 -10.3
Saskatchewan 30,930 46,445 -15,515 -4.2 100 280 -180 -22.6
Alberta 92,560 86,480 6,080 0.6 875 1,030 -155 -4.1
British Columbia 82,980 78,600 4,380 0.5 860 975 -115 -2.9
1. Those who arrived between 1996 and 2000) who migrated to and from rural and small town areas between 2001 and 2006
2. The net migration rate is calculated as the net migrants as a percent of the population in the rural and small town areas of the given province in 2001. This includes only those who were subject to internal migration (i.e. those born before the 2001 census who did not die and who did not leave the country by the 2006 census).
Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population, 2006.