Table A1
Main census metropolitan areas or census agglomerations of residence on May 10, 2016, of Syrian refugees who resettled in Canada between January 1, 2015, and May 10, 2016

Table A1
Main census metropolitan areas or census agglomerations of residence on May 10, 2016, of Syrian refugees who resettled in Canada between January 1, 2015, and May 10, 2016
Table summary
This table displays the results of Main census metropolitan areas or census agglomerations of residence on May 10. The information is grouped by Census metropolitan area or census agglomeration of residence (appearing as row headers), Number of Syrian refugees, Number refugees from other countries , Proportion of Syrian refugees who were government-assisted refugees and Distribution of Syrian refugees , calculated using number and percentage units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Census metropolitan area or census agglomeration of residence Number of Syrian refugees Number refugees from other countries Proportion of Syrian refugees who were government-assisted refugees Distribution of Syrian refugees
number percent
Montréal 4,260 1,195 5.5 17.0
Toronto 4,035 3,285 30.9 16.1
Ottawa–Gatineau 1,705 855 65.7 6.8
Vancouver 1,680 1,260 81.5 6.7
Calgary 1,220 875 42.2 4.9
Edmonton 1,200 1,020 61.7 4.8
Hamilton 1,150 440 80.9 4.6
London 1,095 385 79.0 4.4
Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo 1,080 565 63.0 4.3
Halifax 805 220 89.4 3.2
Windsor 690 535 83.3 2.8
Saskatoon 560 275 89.3 2.2
Winnipeg 560 815 69.6 2.2
Regina 490 415 93.9 2.0
Fredericton 455 125 100.0 1.8
Saint John 410 50 98.8 1.6
St. John’s 330 105 71.2 1.3
Moncton 285 165 100.0 1.1
Québec 255 535 98.0 1.0
Rest of the country 2,760 2,460 45.1 11.0
Canada 25,035 15,580 52.8 100.0
Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population, 2016.
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