Table 2
Characteristics of the 2000-to-2013 linked cohort of recent immigrants to Canada by selected characteristics, Canada excluding Quebec and the territories^{Table 2 Note †}

Table 2
Characteristics of the 2000-to-2013 linked cohort of recent immigrants to Canada by selected characteristics, Canada excluding Quebec and the territories^†
Table summary
This table displays the results of Characteristics of the 2000-to-2013 linked cohort of recent immigrants to Canada by selected characteristics. The information is grouped by Characteristics (appearing as row headers), number and % (appearing as column headers).
Characteristics	number	%
Total	2,730,390	100
Age groups in 2013
0 to 17 years	413,990	15.2
18 to 24 years	265,860	9.7
25 to 34 years	547,795	20.1
35 to 44 years	694,750	25.5
45 to 64 years	640,805	23.5
65 years and older	167,195	6.1
Sex
Male	1,322,655	48.4
Female	1,407,715	51.6
Landing year
2000 to 2003	741,420	27.2
2004 to 2008	985,285	36.1
2009 to 2013	1,003,685	36.8
Country risk level^{Table 2 Note ‡}
Low	713,785	26.1
High (WHO+IRCC-specific)	2,016,605	73.9
WHO	1,585,925	58.1
IRCC-specific	430,680	15.8
Intended region of residence
Atlantic	67,990	2.5
Ontario	1,635,210	59.9
Prairies^{Table 2 Note †}	500,575	18.3
British Columbia	526,420	19.3
Immigrant class
Economic, principal applicants	637,110	23.3
Economic, spouse/children	974,805	35.7
Family	764,190	28.0
Refugee	290,605	10.6
Other/unknown/missing	63,685	2.3
Note † The Manitoba landing cohort includes only individuals who landed after March 2004, when hospital data were made available. Return to note † referrer Note ‡ The country risk level is based on the IRCC list (Appendix 1). Return to note ‡ referrer Notes: Subtotals may not add up to the total because of rounding or missing information. WHO stands for World Health Organization. IRCC stands for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. IMDB stands for Longitudinal Immigration Database. DAD stands for Discharge Abstract Database. Source: 2000-to-2013 IMDB–DAD linked database.

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