Here’s a great infographic I just found about immigration facts in Canada. It may contain data from a few years ago, 2011, but I am pretty sure it’s as relevant today. Here you go:
Immigrating to Canada by http://www.canadafaq.ca/. This site, by the way, has lots of interesting facts about Canada; I suggest you take a gander.
Bite Size Canada 
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Another infographic, which helps to interpret statistics, this time about immigration to Canada. I didn’t realize there were so many economic immigrants, since it’s largely Temporary Foreign Workers, and refugees, here in Alberta.
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Fantastic find; really interesting to look at. Personally, I’m not surprised that most people head to and stay in Ontario. What surprised me was just how few immigrate to the Maritimes. I didn’t realize the numbers were so small!
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It’s true. I would be nice to ask those who did move what made them choose the Maritimes. 🙂
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Very interesting facts! Thanks for sharing. Happy Holidays to you, sweetie! xx Roxy & Tigerlino ❤
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Sorry, i had the ramble bug last night.
I wish you, and yours, a great Christmas holiday! 🙂
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I am surprised that the majority of immigrants stay in Ontario. The weather is so much milder in The Vancouver, BC area. There are just the same amount of opportunities.
Jean
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For several years, I have had thoughts of moving to some Canadian province, probably Nova Scotia area. But have family in the US so will probably stay here. The Canadians I have met are so friendly that it would be pleasant to be in their midst.
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Well, the same can be said of many Americans too, wouldn’t you say? And, we can always visit each other’s country, too! 🙂
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If you weren’t north I’d already be there. It’s still not out of the question — you have Dudley Do-right and Toronto, which is more than I need :o)
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Yeah, I don’t think you’d like our winters. But we do make up for it with Toronto, as you say … 🙂
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Defenitely more immigrants now to replenish the dwindling population since the new generation limits procreating.
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