Table 1.1
Population and demographic factors of growth by census metropolitan area, Canada

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Table 1.1
Population and demographic factors of growth by census metropolitan area, Canada
Table summary
This table displays the results of Population and demographic factors of growth by census metropolitan area Population 2015 (July 1), 2014/2015, Natural increase, Net international migration, Net interprovincial migration, Net intraprovincial migration, Total net migration and Total growth, calculated using number units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Population 2015 (July 1) 2014/2015
Natural increase Net international migration Net interprovincial migration Net intraprovincial migration Total net migration Total growth
number
Canada 35,851,774 120,673 187,443 0 0 187,443 308,116
All census metropolitan areas 25,164,126 107,803 175,670 223 8,908 184,801 295,230
St. John's 214,285 407 540 -543 1,624 1,621 2,028
Halifax 417,847 997 2,005 -161 1,452 3,296 4,293
Moncton 147,968 297 854 -231 956 1,579 1,876
Saint John 126,912 69 420 -918 -119 -617 -548
Saguenay 159,958 215 51 -133 -176 -258 -397
Québec 806,359 2,385 2,573 -752 2,207 4,028 5,480
Sherbrooke 214,485 501 982 -382 1,158 1,758 1,837
Trois-Rivières 156,419 -138 351 -106 648 893 386
Montréal 4,060,692 15,224 34,666 -10,683 -3,616 20,367 32,693
Ottawa - Gatineau 1,332,001 6,185 5,206 480 1,212 6,898 15,499
Ottawa - Gatineau, Ontario part 1,001,197 4,609 3,795 1,788 1,159 6,742 11,350
Ottawa - Gatineau, Quebec part 330,804 1,576 1,411 -1,308 53 156 4,149
Kingston 169,934 132 -60 415 938 1,293 1,425
Peterborough 122,566 -138 21 -327 186 -120 -258
Oshawa 388,956 1,683 378 -776 3,631 3,233 4,916
Toronto 6,129,934 35,311 66,697 -2,729 -22,751 41,217 76,529
Hamilton 771,703 1,539 2,295 -563 3,219 4,951 6,490
St. Catharines - Niagara 408,222 -590 354 -669 2,354 2,039 1,449
Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo 511,319 2,660 1,356 -467 423 1,312 3,972
Brantford 143,864 213 133 -171 842 804 1,017
Guelph 152,951 592 377 -161 858 1,074 1,666
London 506,418 1,472 1,426 -666 1,510 2,270 3,742
Windsor 335,787 610 1,028 -285 130 873 1,483
Barrie 202,704 723 230 -414 1,820 1,636 2,359
Greater Sudbury 164,815 -91 91 -364 -72 -345 -436
Thunder Bay 124,742 -202 61 -230 168 -1 -203
Winnipeg 793,428 2,488 12,981 -5,370 764 8,375 10,863
Regina 241,422 1,400 2,862 -974 1,139 3,027 4,427
Saskatoon 304,975 2,011 3,285 -1,194 1,941 4,032 6,043
Calgary 1,439,756 12,732 8,545 9,893 2,619 21,057 33,789
Edmonton 1,363,277 10,069 4,377 11,834 5,385 21,596 31,665
Kelowna 197,274 -69 105 1,864 1,456 3,425 6,084
Abbotsford - Mission 183,522 957 1,052 -77 190 1,165 2,545
Vancouver 2,504,340 8,599 20,282 2,596 -4,395 18,483 28,604
Victoria 365,291 -440 146 2,487 1,207 3,840 3,912
Note: With the exception of Quebec and British Columbia, preliminary estimates are produced using the component method. The population estimates for both these provinces were created or based on the population estimates provided by their respective agencies. As a result, the sum of components does not equal the population growth.
Source: Statistics Canada, Demography Division
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