Table 4
Main origin-destination flows between census metropolitan areas, Canada, 2013/2014 (net number and rate)

Table 4
Main origin-destination flows between census metropolitan areas, Canada, 2013/2014 (net number and rate)
Table summary
This table displays the results of Main origin-destination flows between census metropolitan areas. The information is grouped by CMA of origin (appearing as row headers), CMA of destination, Net and Rate, calculated using number and per thousand units of measure (appearing as column headers).
CMA of origin CMA of destination Net Rate
number per thousand
Toronto Oshawa 5,404 14.2
Toronto Barrie 2,595 13.0
Toronto Guelph 1,091 7.3
Toronto Hamilton 4,985 6.5
Vancouver Abbotsford – Mission 656 3.6
Toronto St. Catharines – Niagara 1,326 3.3
Toronto Edmonton 3,336 2.5
Toronto Brantford 341 2.4
Hamilton Brantford 332 2.3
Vancouver Kelowna 430 2.3
Note: The net rate corresponds to the net migration between both census metropolitan areas (CMA), divided by the average population of the destination CMA during the period.
Source: Statistics Canada, Demography Division, Population Estimates Program.

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