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Changes in population from migration and
immigration: Gains from international immigration and inter-provincial
migration resulted in a net gain of 24,692 people to the province’s
population in the third quarter of 2011. This was a 23 per cent decline
compared to the third quarter of 2010. The province gained 543 more people from the rest of Canada
than it lost in the third quarter. This was a 74 per cent drop over the
number of people gained in the third quarter of
2010. International immigration added 24,129 people to the province’s
population in the third quarter of 2011, down 20 per cent from the same
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Changes in population from movement within
Canada: The third quarter of 2011 saw 23,946 people move to Ontario
from elsewhere in Canada, edging down one per cent from the same period in
2010. More people moving from Quebec offset fewer coming from British
Columbia and Alberta. The number of people leaving for other provinces was 23,403 in
the third quarter. This was up six per cent from the third quarter of
2010. The largest increase in out-migrants was to Alberta and
Quebec. The result was a net gain of 543 people through
inter-provincial migration. This was a drop of 74 per cent from the gain
in the third quarter of 2010. A large net loss to Alberta was a major
contributor to this decline. |
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Changes in population from
immigration: International immigration brought 24,149 people to the province
in the third quarter of 2011. This was a 20 per cent decrease compared to
the third quarter of 2010.
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