Chart A1
Monthly number of Syrian refugeesData table Note 1 who resettled in Canada between January 1, 2015, and June 30, 2018

Chart A1 Monthly number of Syrian refugeesData who resettled in Canada between January 1, 2015, and June 30, 2018

Data table for Chart A1
Data table for Chart A1
Monthly number of Syrian refugeesData table Note 1 who resettled in Canada between January 1, 2015, and June 30, 2018
Table summary
This table displays the results of Monthly number of Syrian refugees who resettled in Canada between January 1. The information is grouped by Year (appearing as row headers), Month, Privately sponsored refugees, Government-assisted refugees and Total, calculated using number of refugees units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Year Month Privately sponsored refugeesData table Note 2 Government-assisted refugees Total
number of refugees
2015 1 40 20 60
2 120 25 145
3 240 50 290
4 30 40 70
5 145 60 205
6 365 70 435
7 105 15 115
8 65 25 90
9 255 35 290
10 355 30 385
11 230 60 290
12 3,355 2,360 5,710
2016 1 2,785 6,330 9,110
2 4,580 6,155 10,735
3 205 75 280
4 400 245 645
5 590 190 780
6 665 435 1,100
7 630 275 905
8 565 120 685
9 930 625 1,560
10 1,120 790 1,910
11 890 1,445 2,335
12 830 2,635 3,465
2017 1 310 220 530
2 720 465 1,185
3 1,680 660 2,340
4 695 475 1,170
5 540 425 970
6 760 255 1,020
7 620 195 810
8 285 230 515
9 570 220 795
10 560 220 775
11 445 115 560
12 380 165 545
2018 1 140 175 315
2 355 235 590
3 760 115 880
4 760 135 900
5 740 195 935
6 1,550 170 1,720
Note 1

In this chart, a Syrian refugee is defined as a person who was born in Syria or who has Syrian citizenship.

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Note 2

The privately sponsored refugee category includes refugees who were admitted through the Blended Visa Office–Referred Program.

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Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), permanent resident records.
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