Data tables and graphs

Tables
Graphs
Supplementary tables

Tables

Table 1. Intended destination before immigration and current place of residence of immigrants currently living in the three largest census metropolitan areas, 2001

Table 2. The five most important reasons principal applicants in the economic-class chose to settle in Toronto, Vancouver or Montréal, 2001

Table 3. Immigrants' experience finding housing, accessing health care services, acquiring training and entering the labour market, 2001

Table 4. Labour force activities of immigrants with selected characteristics, 2001

Table 5. Major occupation groups of immigrants before and after arriving in Canada, 2001

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Graphs

Graph 1. Immigrants’ intended destination before immigration and their place of residence at time of interview, by selected census metropolitan areas, 2001

Graph 2. The most serious difficulties immigrants experienced when seeking suitable housing, 2001

Graph 3. The most serious difficulties immigrants experienced when accessing health care services, 2001

Graph 4. The most serious difficulties immigrants experienced when pursuing further education or training, 2001.

Graph 5. The most serious difficulties immigrants experienced when entering the labour force, 2001

Graph 6. Immigrants’ most frequently cited sources of help when seeking suitable housing, 2001

Graph 7. Immigrants’ most frequently cited sources of help when accessing health care service, 2001

Graph 8. Immigrants’ most frequently cited sources of help when getting further training/education, 2001

Graph 9. Immigrants’ most frequently cited sources of help when finding employment, 2001

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Supplementary tables

A. Selected characteristics of newcomers to Canada for major census metropolitan areas, 2001

B. Selected characteristics of newcomers among different admission classes, Canada, 2001