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Table 2-1
Quarterly population estimates and factors of demographic growth, provincial perspective — Canada

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Canada
	Population at beginning period	Natural increase	Net interprovincial migration	Net international migration	Total net migration	Total growth	Total growth
	number						percent
2010
July - September	34,108,752	..	..	..	..	..	..
April - June	33,987,938	36,019	0	84,795	84,795	120,814	0.36
January - March	33,902,788	23,822	0	61,328	61,328	85,150	0.25
2009
October - December	33,846,847	30,495	0	25,446	25,446	55,941	0.17
July - September	33,720,184	43,490	0	83,173	83,173	126,663	0.38
April - June	33,598,878	37,408	0	83,898	83,898	121,306	0.36
January - March	33,508,360	24,182	0	66,336	66,336	90,518	0.27
2008
October - December	33,445,591	30,866	0	31,903	31,903	62,769	0.19
July - September	33,315,976	43,353	0	86,262	86,262	129,615	0.39
April - June	33,187,481	36,292	0	92,203	92,203	128,495	0.39
January - March	33,103,216	23,605	0	60,660	60,660	84,265	0.25
2007
October - December	33,046,287	30,818	0	26,111	26,111	56,929	0.17
July - September	32,929,733	42,397	0	74,157	74,157	116,554	0.35
April - June	32,818,045	36,491	0	75,197	75,197	111,688	0.34
January - March	32,737,701	22,941	0	57,403	57,403	80,344	0.25
2006
October - December	32,690,242	27,617	0	19,842	19,842	47,459	0.15
July - September	32,576,074	40,042	0	74,126	74,126	114,168	0.35

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See "Data quality, concepts and methodology — Explanatory notes for the tables" section.

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