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 2016 (July 1), 2015/2016, Natural increase, Net international migration, Net interprovincial migration, Net intraprovincial migration, Total net migration and Population growth, calculated using number units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Population 2016 (July 1) 2015/2016
Natural increase Net international migration Net interprovincial migration Net intraprovincial migration Total net migration Population growth
number
Canada 36,286,425 123,890 313,925 0 0 313,925 437,815
All census metropolitan areas 25,534,712 110,043 285,774 3,866 -2,031 287,609 402,591
St. John's 217,454 350 1,585 -77 1,304 2,812 3,162
Halifax 425,871 1,167 6,150 -440 1,270 6,980 8,147
Moncton 149,744 363 1,681 -532 593 1,742 2,105
Saint John 127,549 -68 1,319 -661 -23 635 567
Saguenay 159,669 260 -4 31 -614 -587 -327
Québec 807,211 2,468 3,087 -780 1,144 3,451 5,919
Sherbrooke 215,594 609 1,401 -440 726 1,687 2,296
Trois-Rivières 157,764 -96 385 -141 804 1,048 952
Montréal 4,093,767 17,149 45,484 -9,357 -9,141 26,986 44,135
Ottawa - Gatineau 1,351,135 6,185 9,015 3,477 2,651 15,143 21,328
Ottawa - Gatineau, Ontario part 1,018,741 4,501 7,293 4,178 1,746 13,217 17,718
Ottawa - Gatineau, Quebec part 332,394 1,684 1,722 -701 905 1,926 3,610
Kingston 171,372 -38 540 637 813 1,990 1,952
Peterborough 124,082 -68 233 -204 686 715 647
Oshawa 393,977 1,517 724 -499 3,672 3,897 5,414
Toronto 6,242,273 35,384 105,772 4,090 -26,903 82,959 118,343
Hamilton 778,417 1,145 4,583 212 2,321 7,116 8,261
St. Catharines - Niagara 411,700 -748 1,091 -341 3,024 3,774 3,026
Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo 517,316 2,321 3,175 21 1,005 4,201 6,522
Brantford 145,455 137 444 -43 906 1,307 1,444
Guelph 156,029 681 982 40 795 1,817 2,498
London 512,431 1,181 3,467 -137 1,911 5,241 6,422
Windsor 340,279 574 3,070 194 -2 3,262 3,836
Barrie 205,003 762 297 -214 1,612 1,695 2,457
Greater Sudbury 165,536 57 318 -192 -174 -48 9
Thunder Bay 124,166 -202 58 -106 -55 -103 -305
Winnipeg 811,874 3,119 17,994 -4,284 317 14,027 17,145
Regina 247,224 1,497 4,902 -1,140 1,097 4,859 6,356
Saskatoon 315,150 2,319 6,067 -850 2,106 7,323 9,642
Calgary 1,469,341 12,763 21,345 -934 2,595 23,006 35,769
Edmonton 1,392,594 10,236 15,611 2,375 5,214 23,200 33,436
Kelowna 198,304 -88 13 2,822 1,402 4,237 3,102
Abbotsford - Mission 186,792 865 1,282 531 1,051 2,864 2,617
Vancouver 2,548,740 8,583 23,421 7,451 -5,578 25,294 41,320
Victoria 370,899 -341 282 3,357 1,440 5,079 4,394
Note: Postcensal population estimates are produced using the component method, with the exception of British Columbia’s preliminary estimates. Instead, they are based on the population estimates provided by BC Stats. As a result, the sum of components does not equal the population growth for preliminary estimates of British Columbia's census metropolitan areas.
Source: Statistics Canada, Demography Division.
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