Table 4-8
Quarterly estimates of demographic components, national perspective — Interprovincial in-migrants

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Quarterly estimates of demographic components, national perspective — Interprovincial in-migrants
Table summary
This table displays the estimates of the demographic component. The row headers provide information by year and by quarter, from the current quarter going back to July to September 2011. The column headers provide information on the growth, in number, for Canada, the provinces and territories.
  Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario
  number
2015  
July to September 90,505 1,972 654 4,507 3,194 7,097 23,252
April to June 109,997 2,942 1,019 6,430 3,443 6,424 23,799
January to March 75,381 2,310 647 3,751 2,929 4,048 14,876
2014  
October to December 51,462 1,175 344 2,302 1,778 3,831 11,103
July to September 80,488 1,651 533 4,190 2,730 5,682 18,944
April to June 102,756 2,923 809 5,229 3,240 5,816 20,079
January to March 67,097 1,839 478 3,259 2,328 3,534 12,726
2013  
October to December 52,761 1,220 391 2,500 1,842 3,614 12,002
July to September 81,855 1,805 695 3,567 2,741 5,709 19,031
April to June 96,253 2,580 1,013 4,642 3,147 6,004 20,640
January to March 62,699 2,162 675 2,978 2,315 3,619 11,865
2012  
October to December 47,531 1,319 336 2,390 1,377 2,953 10,365
July to September 85,820 2,204 701 4,242 2,929 6,718 18,837
April to June 90,003 2,762 770 4,372 2,974 6,492 18,469
January to March 69,238 2,288 787 3,991 2,396 3,690 13,990
2011  
October to December 55,322 1,517 468 2,831 2,097 4,016 11,722
July to September 89,862 2,719 904 4,802 3,376 8,000 21,751
Quarterly estimates of demographic components, national perspective — Interprovincial in-migrants (continued)
  Manitoba Saskat‑
chewan		 Alberta British Columbia Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut
  number
2015  
July to September 3,637 4,968 21,225 18,821 319 633 226
April to June 4,416 6,711 31,293 21,276 829 667 748
January to March 2,966 4,780 23,944 13,770 374 657 329
2014  
October to December 1,724 3,369 15,269 9,900 180 326 161
July to September 2,657 4,676 23,192 15,119 379 524 211
April to June 3,551 6,229 31,613 21,302 688 835 442
January to March 2,367 4,499 22,290 12,352 488 666 271
2013  
October to December 1,782 3,131 16,387 9,362 174 286 70
July to September 3,035 4,970 25,511 14,145 148 312 186
April to June 3,488 6,620 29,833 16,690 529 613 454
January to March 2,663 3,868 21,438 9,975 249 660 232
2012  
October to December 1,975 3,051 15,730 7,404 248 261 122
July to September 3,389 5,787 25,552 14,439 349 457 216
April to June 3,932 7,094 26,008 15,695 506 608 321
January to March 2,801 4,643 22,632 10,753 349 538 380
2011  
October to December 2,267 3,990 15,797 9,757 345 362 153
July to September 3,637 5,895 22,147 15,465 435 475 256
Note(s):
The number of interprovincial migrants is final up to June 2014, updated from July 2014 to March 2015 and preliminary from April 2015.
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