Table 3.10
Characteristics of New Brunswick francophones and anglophones, by cumulative migration status,Note 1 2011

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Table 3.10
Characteristics of New Brunswick francophones and anglophones, by cumulative migration status, 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of Characteristics of New Brunswick francophones and anglophones, by cumulative migration status, 2011. The information is grouped by Characteristics (appearing as row headers), Cumulative interprovincial migration, Non-migrants (cumulative), In-migrants, Out-migrants and Net interprovincial migration, calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Characteristics Cumulative interprovincial migration Non-migrants (cumulative)
In-migrants Out-migrants Net interprovincial migration
number percent number percent number number percent
Francophones  
Industry sector by growth in number of jobs  
Sectors with very strong growth 1,040 7.3 3,855 10.4 −2,810 7,230 6.0
Sectors with strong growth 2,765 19.3 7,325 19.7 −4,560 27,610 23.0
Sectors with moderate growth 8,815 61.6 21,600 58.1 −12,780 62,790 52.4
Declining sectors 1,700 11.8 4,380 11.8 −2,680 22,300 18.6
Total 14,315 100.0 37,160 100.0 −22,840 119,930 100.0
Anglophones  
Industry sector by growth in number of jobs  
Sectors with very strong growth 7,205 11.6 12,155 11.7 −4,940 21,445 10.1
Sectors with strong growth 9,795 15.7 18,055 17.3 −8,260 42,135 19.9
Sectors with moderate growth 39,660 63.6 62,715 60.1 −23,050 120,955 57.1
Declining sectors 5,705 9.1 11,340 10.9 −5,630 27,310 12.9
Total 62,370 100.0 104,260 100.0 −41,890 211,845 100.0
Note 1.

The cumulative interprovincial in-migrants are those who live in New Brunswick but were born elsewhere in Canada. The cumulative interprovincial out-migrants are those who were born in New Brunswick but who live elsewhere in Canada. Only people born in Canada are counted in these two categories.

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Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 National Household Survey.
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