Table 1.4-9
Annual estimates of components of demographic growth, national perspective — Interprovincial out-migrants1

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Annual estimates of components of demographic growth, national perspective — Interprovincial out-migrants1
  Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario
  number
2015/2016 284,902 6,916 3,604 15,678 12,929 31,619 64,950
2014/2015 283,809 6,851 3,049 16,165 11,974 32,753 71,569
2013/2014 275,059 6,760 3,139 15,973 12,572 30,848 71,979
2012/2013 261,295 6,788 3,195 16,147 11,807 27,310 68,579
2011/2012 280,347 7,628 3,238 17,276 11,850 27,094 71,070
Annual estimates of components of demographic growth, national perspective — Interprovincial out-migrants1 (continued)
  Manitoba Saskat‑
chewan		 Alberta British Columbia Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut
  number
2015/2016 17,191 19,446 67,272 39,534 1,930 2,482 1,351
2014/2015 16,700 19,874 59,946 40,647 1,261 2,044 976
2013/2014 16,303 18,210 51,925 42,806 1,339 2,277 928
2012/2013 14,994 16,590 46,004 45,698 1,279 2,092 812
2011/2012 15,655 17,508 53,185 51,304 1,211 2,315 1,013
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The number of interprovincial migrants is final up to 2014/2015 and preliminary for 2015/2016.
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