Net emigration estimated at 38,900 in 2012/2013
- Of all the components of population growth, emigration, returning emigration and net temporary emigration are the most difficult to estimate with precision. Most often, these estimates are based on indirect methods.
- Preliminary estimates indicate that in 2012/2013, 57,100 Canadians emigrated, 36,600 emigrants returned to Canada on a permanent basis and the net number of temporary emigrants was 18,400. Based on these three estimates, net emigration can therefore be estimated at nearly 38,900 for 2012/2013. Net emigration was concentrated in three provinces, Ontario (+14,700), British Columbia (+12,000) and Quebec (+9,200).
- The net emigration rate was 1.1 per 1,000 population throughout the 2009/2010 to 2012/2013 period, the lowest rate over the past two decades.
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