Tabulation: Components of Migration (In- and Out-): Mobility 1 Year Ago (7), Mother Tongue (8), Age Groups (17B) and Sex (3) for Migrants Aged 1 Year and Over in Private Households of Canada, Provinces, Territories, Census Metropolitan Areas and Census Agglomerations, 2011 National Household Survey

• Mother tongue (8): Total - Mother tongue
• Age groups (17B): Total - Age groups
• Sex (3): Total - Sex

This table details components of migration : mobility 1 year ago , mother tongue , age groups and sex for migrants aged 1 year and over in private households in Canada^{Footnote 1}
Global non-response rate (GNR)^{Footnote 2} = 26.1 %

Current - Canada, Provinces, Territories, Census Metropolitan Areas and Census Agglomerations (168)	Components of migration (in- and out-): Mobility 1 year ago (7)
	Total in-migrants^Footnote 3	Intraprovincial in-migrants^Footnote 4	Interprovincial in-migrants^Footnote 5	External in-migrants^Footnote 6	Total out-migrants^Footnote 7	Intraprovincial out-migrants^Footnote 8	Interprovincial out-migrants^Footnote 9
Canada	1,661,320	1,116,780	242,325	302,215	1,359,105	1,116,780	242,325
Newfoundland and Labrador / Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador	23,315	15,235	6,975	1,100	22,420	15,235	7,185
St. John's	5,790	2,455	2,485	850	5,390	2,245	3,145
Bay Roberts	255	195	60	0	250	195	60
Grand Falls-Windsor	880	495	365	15	540	390	150
Corner Brook	1,065	645	405	15	925	530	395
Prince Edward Island / Île-du-Prince-Édouard	8,250	3,870	2,895	1,495	6,225	3,875	2,350
Charlottetown	3,680	720	1,620	1,335	2,020	580	1,445
Summerside	615	260	315	40	785	415	365
Nova Scotia / Nouvelle-Écosse	38,890	19,305	14,600	4,975	33,670	19,310	14,360
Halifax	15,925	4,425	7,890	3,605	13,225	4,560	8,660
Kentville	1,530	950	415	160	1,280	1,085	190
Truro	1,605	1,010	480	115	1,635	1,190	440
New Glasgow	980	565	320	90	1,075	880	195
Cape Breton	2,070	815	1,100	155	1,975	850	1,130
New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick	33,700	21,920	9,480	2,295	32,185	21,915	10,265
Moncton	5,250	2,640	2,170	445	4,085	2,325	1,755
Saint John	3,165	1,010	1,485	675	2,695	1,375	1,315
Fredericton	3,980	2,065	1,500	420	4,300	1,615	2,685
Bathurst	640	320	285	40	730	450	280
Miramichi	660	420	210	25	795	460	330
Campbellton	590	405	120	65	345	285	60
Campbellton (New Brunswick part / partie du Nouveau-Brunswick)	670	380	235	50	305	245	60
Campbellton (partie du Québec / Quebec part)	90	25	50	15	200	45	155
Edmundston	495	310	160	25	490	225	265
Quebec / Québec	378,115	299,805	21,610	56,700	322,460	299,805	22,650
Matane	740	695	20	25	455	440	0
Rimouski	2,090	1,950	45	95	1,540	1,515	25
Rivière-du-Loup	1,090	995	75	20	1,040	1,045	0
Baie-Comeau	635	605	25	0	770	765	0
Saguenay	3,185	2,705	345	140	3,465	3,160	300
Alma	925	865	35	25	1,325	1,325	0
Dolbeau-Mistassini	435	415	0	20	475	465	0
Sept-Îles	705	605	50	55	760	755	0
Québec	18,530	13,345	1,840	3,350	16,330	14,510	1,825
Saint-Georges	1,175	1,125	40	0	830	775	55
Thetford Mines	635	570	0	55	595	590	0
Sherbrooke	7,005	5,330	395	1,285	6,065	5,625	435
Cowansville	640	605	30	0	755	695	65
Victoriaville	1,765	1,545	20	200	1,520	1,505	0
Trois-Rivières	4,795	4,325	75	400	4,915	4,735	175
Shawinigan	2,295	2,240	30	30	1,940	1,915	25
Drummondville	3,095	2,850	85	155	2,230	2,210	20
Granby	3,085	2,835	40	210	2,405	2,365	45
Saint-Hyacinthe	2,660	2,465	40	165	2,365	2,295	65
Sorel-Tracy	1,370	1,300	30	40	1,370	1,320	0
Joliette	2,385	2,255	0	130	2,325	2,305	20
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	4,065	3,660	155	245	3,235	3,030	205
Montréal	87,395	30,200	10,850	46,340	53,430	39,610	13,815
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield	1,660	1,475	120	65	1,495	1,395	100
Lachute	1,125	1,055	75	0	730	715	0
Val-d'Or	1,210	1,025	70	115	885	845	35
Amos	685	670	0	0	665	660	0
Rouyn-Noranda	1,295	1,060	170	65	1,630	1,530	105
Ontario	594,725	419,420	56,035	119,270	476,275	419,420	56,855
Cornwall	2,045	1,360	590	95	1,570	1,285	290
Hawkesbury	695	505	160	30	915	610	305
Hawkesbury (Ontario part / partie de l'Ontario)	530	360	140	30	875	600	270
Ottawa - Gatineau	39,890	18,310	9,365	12,220	25,665	17,640	8,025
Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Québec / Quebec part)	11,275	4,770	4,490	2,010	7,110	4,125	2,980
Ottawa - Gatineau (Ontario part / partie de l'Ontario)	33,255	13,535	9,510	10,205	23,190	13,520	9,675
Brockville	1,755	1,410	290	55	1,210	1,110	105
Pembroke	1,415	980	375	55	915	775	140
Petawawa	1,210	845	330	35	1,485	1,090	400
Kingston	7,225	4,880	1,575	765	7,215	5,440	1,780
Belleville	4,570	3,580	665	325	4,095	3,435	660
Cobourg	1,595	1,400	150	50	1,385	1,270	115
Port Hope	835	745	35	55	630	565	65
Peterborough	4,440	3,675	445	320	4,205	3,625	580
Kawartha Lakes	3,235	2,945	145	135	2,720	2,465	250
Centre Wellington	1,590	1,440	70	85	960	920	40
Oshawa	14,120	11,775	1,210	1,140	9,275	8,310	965
Ingersoll	605	570	25	0	635	520	120
Toronto	142,975	40,060	19,195	83,725	76,345	55,625	20,715
Hamilton	24,300	17,415	2,330	4,560	16,490	14,300	2,195
St. Catharines - Niagara	9,475	6,695	1,455	1,335	7,365	6,050	1,320
Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo	18,390	12,375	2,210	3,800	14,520	12,775	1,745
Brantford	4,350	3,845	285	225	3,915	3,535	380
Woodstock	2,510	2,345	85	75	1,690	1,510	180
Tillsonburg	875	780	75	0	875	825	0
Norfolk	1,755	1,545	125	90	2,295	2,210	80
Guelph	7,425	5,840	670	910	6,120	5,470	650
Stratford	1,535	1,250	155	130	1,170	1,100	70
London	16,635	11,250	2,100	3,290	14,645	12,665	1,975
Chatham-Kent	2,465	1,985	295	185	3,090	2,790	295
Leamington	1,965	1,510	80	370	1,405	1,335	75
Windsor	7,815	4,525	1,110	2,185	5,050	4,225	825
Sarnia	2,775	2,200	280	300	2,440	1,925	515
Owen Sound	1,430	1,265	125	35	1,585	1,305	280
Collingwood	1,665	1,415	165	90	770	660	110
Barrie	9,160	7,825	745	590	7,625	6,945	675
Orillia	2,350	2,175	70	105	1,590	1,410	175
Midland	1,595	1,335	165	95	1,095	1,010	90
North Bay	2,630	2,060	395	175	3,145	2,765	390
Greater Sudbury / Grand Sudbury	4,330	3,255	635	440	4,555	3,660	900
Elliot Lake	655	585	50	25	540	490	45
Temiskaming Shores	580	490	75	0	555	510	40
Timmins	1,050	900	95	55	1,585	1,350	230
Sault Ste. Marie	2,070	1,525	265	275	1,695	1,500	195
Thunder Bay	3,410	2,135	830	450	2,235	1,505	730
Kenora	335	90	225	20	525	330	190
Manitoba	52,630	26,875	11,070	14,690	39,680	26,875	12,805
Winnipeg	24,615	6,040	6,775	11,805	13,820	5,780	8,040
Steinbach	980	620	150	215	740	620	120
Portage la Prairie	810	600	160	50	550	390	165
Brandon	3,310	1,680	940	695	2,815	1,770	1,045
Thompson	800	475	270	50	975	645	335
Saskatchewan	56,325	33,140	15,405	7,780	48,260	33,140	15,125
Regina	8,940	3,375	3,070	2,495	7,005	3,605	3,405
Yorkton	1,020	585	350	90	670	435	230
Moose Jaw	1,685	765	730	190	1,630	1,135	500
Swift Current	1,110	680	300	130	815	405	415
Saskatoon	13,080	5,060	4,520	3,505	9,420	4,935	4,480
North Battleford	935	495	315	130	1,040	795	240
Prince Albert	2,090	1,315	500	280	1,985	1,560	425
Estevan	1,075	520	490	60	560	425	130
Alberta	200,270	107,930	55,375	36,960	160,805	107,930	52,875
Medicine Hat	3,030	1,295	1,170	570	2,750	1,570	1,180
Brooks	845	280	285	280	1,310	890	425
Lethbridge	5,690	3,335	1,360	995	3,960	2,915	1,050
Okotoks	2,010	1,530	295	180	1,225	855	370
High River	1,115	765	220	135	875	755	125
Calgary	50,615	14,315	18,025	18,275	31,610	11,870	19,735
Strathmore	1,055	795	195	70	990	805	185
Canmore	990	510	300	180	1,035	525	510
Red Deer	5,675	3,845	1,345	485	6,035	4,295	1,740
Sylvan Lake	1,440	1,140	275	30	985	815	170
Lacombe	850	660	110	70	1,170	1,055	115
Camrose	1,325	1,025	215	85	1,020	730	290
Edmonton	43,310	15,150	16,180	11,970	28,245	13,130	15,115
Lloydminster	2,010	995	940	75	1,480	865	610
Lloydminster (Saskatchewan part / partie de la Saskatchewan)	750	410	315	0	580	220	360
Lloydminster (Alberta part / partie de l'Alberta)	1,330	580	705	45	970	645	325
Cold Lake	1,160	315	800	40	1,680	910	775
Grande Prairie	5,605	3,240	2,030	330	3,545	2,290	1,255
Wood Buffalo	6,805	2,240	3,760	805	5,705	3,150	2,555
Wetaskiwin	805	535	200	70	1,000	900	100
British Columbia / Colombie-Britannique	268,810	167,280	45,105	56,425	210,935	167,280	43,655
Cranbrook	990	685	235	75	1,150	730	420
Penticton	2,295	1,545	620	125	1,875	1,330	545
Kelowna	9,435	5,300	3,125	1,015	7,325	4,355	2,970
Vernon	2,555	1,545	795	220	2,475	1,885	590
Salmon Arm	750	440	280	40	1,140	880	260
Kamloops	4,530	3,125	925	480	3,630	2,665	965
Chilliwack	4,060	3,070	715	265	3,685	2,720	970
Abbotsford - Mission	8,250	5,640	930	1,680	5,835	4,820	1,015
Vancouver	80,890	16,105	19,010	45,770	37,055	18,755	18,300
Squamish	1,370	895	245	230	980	750	230
Victoria	15,455	7,420	5,140	2,895	11,845	6,935	4,905
Duncan	1,980	1,550	325	105	2,165	1,865	295
Nanaimo	5,435	3,800	1,160	475	3,795	2,945	850
Parksville	1,525	980	475	70	1,580	1,300	285
Port Alberni	1,040	710	290	45	730	585	145
Courtenay	3,295	1,910	1,145	240	2,260	1,450	810
Campbell River	1,695	1,240	395	65	1,960	1,555	400
Powell River	625	455	130	45	595	535	60
Williams Lake	980	670	210	100	845	730	115
Quesnel	1,060	965	80	15	820	575	245
Prince Rupert	520	345	155	20	695	535	160
Terrace	655	465	125	65	1,075	960	115
Prince George	3,545	2,410	845	290	4,110	2,930	1,175
Dawson Creek	815	505	275	35	925	500	425
Fort St. John	1,850	1,320	465	70	1,890	995	895
Yukon	2,170	555	1,310	310	1,640	555	1,080
Whitehorse	1,470	190	1,020	260	1,015	205	815
Northwest Territories / Territoires du Nord-Ouest	2,505	795	1,550	160	2,785	795	1,990
Yellowknife	1,190	235	830	125	1,420	140	1,280
Nunavut	1,615	650	910	55	1,760	645	1,115

Symbol(s)

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not available for a specific reference period

Symbol ...

not applicable

Symbol x

suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act

Symbol F

too unreliable to be published

Footnote(s)

Footnote 1

Excludes National Household Survey data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.

Footnote 2

For the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS) estimates, the global non-response rate (GNR) is used as an indicator of data quality. This indicator combines complete non-response (household) and partial non-response (question) into a single rate. The value of the GNR is presented to users. A smaller GNR indicates a lower risk of non-response bias and as a result, lower risk of inaccuracy. The threshold used for estimates' suppression is a GNR of 50% or more. For more information, please refer to the National Household Survey User Guide, 2011.

Footnote 3

When the geography refers to a census metropolitan area (CMA) or a census agglomeration (CA), in-migrants represent persons who did not live in this CMA or CA one year ago but did live there on the reference day, May 10, 2011.

When the geography refers to Canada, a province or a territory, 'in-migrants' refers to migrants, which are persons who moved to a different city, town, township, village or Indian reserve within Canada or persons who lived outside Canada, one year ago, on May 10, 2010.

Footnote 4

Intraprovincial in-migrants are those who lived, on May 10, 2011, in the same province or territory that they lived in, on May 10, 2010.

When the geography refers to Canada, a province or a territory, 'intraprovincial in-migrants' refers to intraprovincial migrants, which are persons who moved to a different city, town, township, village or Indian reserve within Canada but stayed within the same province or territory.

Footnote 5

Interprovincial in-migrants are those who lived in a different province or territory on May 10, 2011, from the one they lived in on May 10, 2010.

When the geography refers to Canada, a province or a territory, 'interprovincial in-migrants' refers to interprovincial migrants, which are persons who moved to a different city, town, township, village or Indian reserve within Canada, and changed province or territory.

Footnote 6

External migrants include persons who lived outside Canada on May 10, 2010.

Footnote 7

When the geography refers to a census metropolitan area (CMA) or a census agglomeration (CA), out-migrants represent persons who lived in this CMA or CA one year ago but did not live there on the reference day, May 10, 2011.

When the geography refers to Canada, 'out-migrants' refers to internal migrants, who are persons who moved to a different city, town, township, village or Indian reserve within Canada one year ago, May 10, 2010.

When the geography refers to a province or a territory, 'out-migrants' refers to internal migrants, who lived within this province or territory one year ago, on May 10, 2010.

Footnote 8

Intraprovincial out-migrants are those who lived in the same province or territory on May 10, 2011, as they did on May 10, 2010.

When the geography refers to Canada, a province or a territory, 'intraprovincial out-migrants' refers to intraprovincial migrants, which are persons who moved to a different city, town, township, village or Indian reserve within Canada but stayed in the same province or territory.

Footnote 9

Interprovincial out-migrants are those who lived in a different province or territory on May 10, 2011, than the one they lived in one year ago on May 10, 2010.

When the geography refers to Canada, 'interprovincial out-migrants' refers to interprovincial migrants, which are persons who moved to a different city, town, township, village or Indian reserve within Canada but in a different province or territory.

When the geography refers to a province or a territory, 'interprovincial out-migrants' refers to persons who lived in this province or territory 1 year ago, on May 10, 2010, but did not live there on the reference day, May 10, 2011.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 National Household Survey, Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 99-013-X2011029.