Table 1
Immigrants admitted and number planned by category according to the immigration plan, Canada, 2009 to 2012

Table 1
Immigrants admitted and number planned by category according to the immigration plan, Canada, 2009 to 2012
Table summary
This table displays the results of immigrants admitted and number planned by category according to the immigration plan. The information is grouped by year and category (appearing as row headers), planned and observed, calculated using number units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Year and category	Planned			Observed
Year and category	number
2009
Economic	140,300	to	156,600	153,491
Family	68,000	to	71,000	65,208
Protected persons	23,600	to	27,200	22,850
Others^Note 1	8,100	to	10,200	10,623
Total	240,000	to	265,000	252,172
2010
Economic	156,300	to	166,800	186,918
Family	57,000	to	63,000	60,230
Protected persons	19,600	to	26,000	24,697
Others^Note 1	7,100	to	9,200	8,846
Total	240,000	to	265,000	280,691
2011
Economic	150,600	to	161,300	156,118
Family	58,500	to	65,500	56,451
Protected persons	23,200	to	29,000	27,873
Others^Note 1	7,700	to	9,200	8,305
Total	240,000	to	265,000	248,747
2012
Economic	150,000	to	161,000	Note ...: not applicable
Family	59,800	to	69,000	Note ...: not applicable
Protected persons	22,500	to	27,000	Note ...: not applicable
Others^Note 1	7,700	to	8,000	Note ...: not applicable
Total	240,000	to	265,000	Note ...: not applicable
... not applicable Note 1. Includes deferred removal order class, post-determination refugee claimant class, temporary resident permit holders, humanitarian and compassionate/public policy cases and unknowns. Note: Data available as of November 2012. Sources: Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration, 2009 to 2012.

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