Table 4-13
Quarterly estimates of demographic components, national perspective — Net international migration

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Quarterly estimates of demographic components, national perspective — Net international migration
Table summary
This table displays the estimates of the demographic component. The row headers provide information by year and by quarter, from the current quarter going back to July to September 2011. The column headers provide information on the growth, in number, for Canada, the provinces and territories.
  Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario
  number
2015  
April to June 64,014 253 564 594 785 16,653 30,386
January to March 26,419 -150 157 416 73 6,266 13,555
2014  
October to December 588 -12 52 134 177 440 -3,390
July to September 96,422 545 665 1,319 1,345 18,412 38,509
April to June 88,587 490 689 559 1,017 20,829 34,240
January to March 57,657 -284 339 560 220 10,004 21,478
2013  
October to December 17,346 -78 176 125 234 1,745 398
July to September 95,507 1,055 340 1,076 911 14,658 39,044
April to June 97,995 84 459 350 799 21,473 38,133
January to March 60,866 167 -84 222 98 11,010 24,290
2012  
October to December 25,812 -9 142 219 213 4,312 9,631
July to September 88,679 589 420 978 782 16,379 35,480
April to June 94,356 686 603 743 942 21,881 35,416
January to March 57,854 212 212 737 520 12,516 20,991
2011  
October to December 36,559 61 247 452 398 6,816 13,827
July to September 85,681 416 612 1,168 690 13,362 36,721
Quarterly estimates of demographic components, national perspective — Net international migration (continued)
  Manitoba Saskat‑
chewan		 Alberta British Columbia Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut
  number
2015  
April to June 4,420 2,903 3,208 4,102 112 36 -2
January to March 2,762 1,347 147 1,835 -6 12 5
2014  
October to December 2,924 1,384 826 -1,808 -32 -1 -106
July to September 5,025 3,042 8,877 18,492 63 31 97
April to June 5,332 3,711 12,406 9,145 154 13 2
January to March 3,801 2,905 10,389 8,158 40 34 13
2013  
October to December 3,166 2,479 8,368 739 23 20 -49
July to September 3,792 3,244 13,759 17,495 75 20 38
April to June 4,457 3,995 18,534 9,531 94 88 -2
January to March 2,892 2,960 12,576 6,654 17 60 4
2012  
October to December 3,072 2,278 6,514 -523 -78 41 0
July to September 3,938 3,880 11,273 14,859 70 25 6
April to June 4,230 4,072 15,031 10,564 143 48 -3
January to March 3,184 3,336 8,795 7,211 108 38 -6
2011  
October to December 3,714 3,112 6,349 1,602 -31 12 0
July to September 4,274 3,406 9,795 15,172 18 40 7
Note(s):
Net international migration is updated from July 2011 to March 2015 and preliminary from April 2015.
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