Table 2-10
Quarterly population estimates and factors of demographic growth, provincial perspective — Alberta

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Alberta
  Population at beginning period Natural increase Net interprovincial migration Net international migration Total net migration Total growth Total growth
  number percent
2011  
July to September 3,779,353 .. .. .. .. .. ..
April to June 3,758,130 8,190 4,720 8,313 13,033 21,223 0.56
January to March 3,742,193 6,954 5,275 3,708 8,983 15,937 0.43
2010  
October to December 3,735,067 6,848 2,510 -2,232 278 7,126 0.19
July to September 3,720,928 8,680 1,155 4,304 5,459 14,139 0.38
April to June 3,704,172 8,197 803 7,756 8,559 16,756 0.45
January to March 3,691,866 6,989 148 5,169 5,317 12,306 0.33
2009  
October to December 3,684,864 6,876 -2,202 2,328 126 7,002 0.19
July to September 3,671,699 8,655 -2,020 6,530 4,510 13,165 0.36
April to June 3,652,636 8,171 1,731 9,161 10,892 19,063 0.52
January to March 3,632,280 6,927 4,685 8,744 13,429 20,356 0.56
2008  
October to December 3,613,795 6,746 4,111 7,628 11,739 18,485 0.51
July to September 3,591,791 8,418 2,657 10,929 13,586 22,004 0.61
April to June 3,563,848 7,895 7,215 12,833 20,048 27,943 0.78
January to March 3,545,519 6,717 3,862 7,750 11,612 18,329 0.52
2007  
October to December 3,530,926 6,936 2,035 5,622 7,657 14,593 0.41
July to September 3,512,691 7,833 2,205 8,197 10,402 18,235 0.52
April to June 3,489,842 7,805 4,677 10,367 15,044 22,849 0.65
January to March 3,471,715 6,252 4,725 7,150 11,875 18,127 0.52
2006  
October to December 3,452,956 6,294 7,678 4,787 12,465 18,759 0.54
July to September 3,421,253 7,404 16,729 7,570 24,299 31,703 0.93
Note(s):
See "Data quality, concepts and methodology — Explanatory notes for the tables" section.