Table 1.4-8
Annual estimates of components of demographic growth, national perspective — Interprovincial in-migrants1

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Annual estimates of components of demographic growth, national perspective — Interprovincial in-migrants1
  Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario
  number
2015/2016 284,902 7,187 2,875 14,644 10,649 19,550 71,104
2014/2015 283,809 7,012 2,367 13,854 9,184 16,611 62,874
2013/2014 275,059 6,994 2,198 13,402 9,055 16,536 57,415
2012/2013 261,295 7,283 2,294 12,630 8,517 16,879 54,678
2011/2012 280,347 8,173 2,620 14,410 10,044 20,179 60,459
Annual estimates of components of demographic growth, national perspective — Interprovincial in-migrants1 (continued)
  Manitoba Saskat‑
chewan		 Alberta British Columbia Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut
  number
2015/2016 11,291 15,730 64,395 62,794 1,470 2,061 1,152
2014/2015 10,022 15,346 81,540 61,026 1,348 1,821 804
2013/2014 9,452 16,371 87,307 52,281 1,390 1,789 869
2012/2013 9,988 16,982 84,602 43,830 1,185 1,610 817
2011/2012 11,443 19,386 80,837 48,593 1,524 1,819 860
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The number of interprovincial migrants is final up to 2014/2015 and preliminary for 2015/2016.
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