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The Monitor - statistics on citizenship and immigration trends The section sums up the number of new immigrants for the first three quarters of 2006. Trends by immigration category, source country and destination are presented http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/monitor/issue15/02-residents.asp
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祝大家一切都好！回复: The Monitor 22 June 2007New Permanent ResidentsPlease NoteThe data in The Monitor are preliminary figures and will be revised, when all transactions for the year are entered into the Citizenship and Immigration Canada processing systems. There are no citizenship figures in the current issue of The Monitor as Citizenship and Immigration Canada is currently implementing a new global case management system.There were 70,118 new permanent residents calling Canada home in the third quarter of 2006, bringing the total for the first nine months to 193,164. By the end of that quarter, there were 7% (13,691) fewer permanent residents in Canada than at the end of the same three quarters in 2005.The number of permanent residents landing in the economic class dropped by 15% during the first three quarters of 2006 compared to the same period in 2005. The arrival of fewer permanent residents in the skilled worker and business classes was responsible for the decline, which was partially offset by the arrival of more immigrants as live-in caregivers and provincial or territorial nominees. Refugees also noted a decline of 22% throughout the first three quarters of 2006, the greatest decline coming from asylum seekers. In contrast, the family class noted an increase in levels through the first three quarters of 2006. The 23% year-to-date increase was due solely to a near tripling of the parents and grandparents category from 2005 levels. The first half of the year was most instrumental in this increase, but the trend continued in the third quarter, albeit to a smaller extent. The higher numbers reflect the measures announced in 2005 which increased the annual target range to 18,000 for the number of parents and grandparents immigrating to Canada. The People’s Republic of China and India continue to be the two principal source countries for permanent residents. Together, they accounted for roughly one-quarter of all permanent residents coming to Canada. Although the year-to-date total for India is about the same as the 2005 year-to-date, the number of immigrants from China is down about 22%, with most of the declines noted in the economic class. Among the top source countries, Iran recorded the greatest year-to-date gains with the landing of 29% more permanent residents. The largest gains for that country were recorded in the economic class. The three most popular provinces of destination for new permanent residents remained Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia, and all three regions saw fewer immigrants destined to live there during the first three quarters of 2006 compared to the previous year. Conversely, almost every other province in Canada saw an increase, especially the Atlantic provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, all of which saw increases of 33% or greater. Note that these large percentage increases for the Atlantic provinces resulted in roughly 1,000 more new immigrants for these regions.Annex 1Immigration by Category(Principal Applicants, Spouses and Dependants)IMMIGRANTS 2005 2006 Difference Total Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD YTD 2006 /YTD 2005 Spouses and partners 45,404 10,006 11,900 11,913 33,819 11,585 10,074 11,234 11,886 33,194 -2% Parents and grandparents 12,471 1,093 1,525 3,006 5,624 6,847 5,135 6,803 4,574 16,512 -194% Others 5,479 1,180 1,360 1,571 4,111 1,368 1,072 1,312 1,458 3,842 -7% Total family class 63,354 12,279 14,785 16,490 43,554 19,800 16,281 19,349 17,918 53,548 -23% Skilled workers – principal applicants 52,266 12,175 16,593 15,145 43,913 8,353 10,394 13,000 12,027 35,421 -19% Business immigrants – principal applicants 3,642 855 960 1,222 3,037 605 849 823 1,070 2,742 -10% Live-in caregivers – principal applicants 3,732 856 1,102 849 2,807 925 1,051 1,317 1,183 3,551 27% Provincial/territorial nominees – principal applicants 2,643 599 784 812 2,195 448 931 1,206 1,406 3,543 61% Total economic class – principal applicants 62,283 14,485 19,439 18,028 51,952 10,331 13,225 16,346 15,686 45,257 -13% Skilled workers – spouses and dependants 77,976 16,230 24,583 25,059 65,872 12,104 13,447 18,728 18,590 50,765 -23% Business immigrants – spouses and dependants 9,827 2,280 2,548 3,440 8,268 1,559 2,160 2,130 2,971 7,261 -12% Live-in caregivers – spouses and dependants 820 125 242 229 596 224 469 613 354 1,436 141% Provincial/territorial nominees – spouses and dependants 5,404 993 1,525 1,817 4,335 1,069 1,617 2,199 2,867 6,683 54% Total economic class – spouses and dependants 94,027 19,628 28,898 30,545 79,071 14,956 17,693 23,670 24,782 66,145 -16% Skilled workers – p.a.,* spouses and dependants 130,242 28,405 41,176 40,204 109,785 20,457 23,841 31,728 30,617 86,186 -21% Business immigrants – p.a.,* spouses and dependants 13,469 3,135 3,508 4,662 11,305 2,164 3,009 2,953 4,041 10,003 -12% Live-in caregivers – p.a.,* spouses and dependants 4,552 981 1,344 1,078 3,403 1,149 1,520 1,930 1,537 4,987 47% Provincial/territorial nominees – p.a.,* spouses and dependants 8,047 1,592 2,309 2,629 6,530 1,517 2,548 3,405 4,273 10,226 57% Total economic class 156,310 34,113 48,337 48,573 131,023 25,287 30,918 40,016 40,468 111,402 -15% Total other 20 4 7 7 18 2 13 1 2 16 -11% Total immigrants 219,684 46,396 63,129 65,070 174,595 45,089 47,212 59,366 58,388 164,966 -6% Government-assisted refugees 7,416 1,651 1,799 2,038 5,488 1,928 1,255 1,610 1,810 4,675 -15% Privately sponsored refugees 2,976 515 772 1,032 2,319 657 563 694 1,121 2,378 3% Refugees landed in Canada (asylum) 19,935 5,319 5,550 4,833 15,702 4,233 3,077 2,410 4,375 9,862 -37% Dependants abroad of refugees landed in Canada 5,441 1,093 1,341 1,428 3,862 1,579 1,362 1,607 1,452 4,421 14% Total refugees 35,768 8,578 9,462 9,331 27,371 8,397 6,257 6,321 8,758 21,336 -22% Total immigrants and refugees 255,452 54,974 72,591 74,401 201,966 53,486 53,469 65,687 67,146 186,302 -8% Permit holders applying for permanent residence 123 22 33 23 78 45 28 46 26 100 28% Humanitarian and compassionate cases / Public policy 6,653 1,442 1,846 1,516 4,804 1,849 1,633 2,174 2,946 6,753 41% Category not stated 8 0 0 7 7 1 3 6 0 9 29% Total 262,236 56,438 74,470 75,947 206,855 55,381 55,133 67,913 70,118 193,164 -7% * p.a. = principal applicants, s.d. = spouses and dependants.** Deferred removal order class and post-determination refugee claimants.Annex 2Immigration by Top Ten Source Countries(Principal Applicants, Spouses and Dependants)Country of Last Permanent Residence 2005 2006 Difference Total Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD Q4 YTDRank Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD YTDRank YTD 2006 /YTD 2005 China, People's Republic of 42,291 10,843 11,684 11,160 33,687 8,604 1 8,307 9,353 8,717 26,377 1 -22% India 33,146 5,469 10,327 9,143 24,939 8,207 2 7,212 10,001 7,398 24,611 2 -1% Philippines 17,525 2,808 5,677 5,353 13,838 3,687 3 4,846 4,972 3,823 13,641 3 -1% Pakistan 13,576 2,685 3,827 4,187 10,699 2,877 4 2,878 3,299 3,377 9,554 4 -11% United States 9,262 2,233 2,553 2,514 7,300 1,962 5 2,120 2,631 2,783 7,534 5 3% Korea, Republic of 5,502 1,039 1,384 1,846 4,269 1,233 10 1,453 1,794 2,276 5,523 6 29% United Kingdom 5,865 1,354 1,555 1,685 4,594 1,271 7 1,403 1,766 1,844 5,013 7 9% France 5,819 1,732 1,523 1,564 4,819 1,000 6 1,538 1,581 1,836 4,955 8 3% Colombia 6,031 1,283 1,275 1,911 4,469 1,562 9 1,149 1,176 1,693 4,018 9 -10% Iran 5,430 1,243 1,699 1,594 4,536 894 8 1,031 1,379 1,483 3,893 10 -14% Total - 2006 YTD Top Ten Only 144,447 30,689 41,504 40,957 113,150 31,297 31,937 37,952 35,230 105,119 -7% Total – Other Countries 117,789 25,749 32,966 34,990 93,705 24,084 23,196 29,961 34,888 88,045 -6% Total 262,236 56,438 74,470 75,947 206,855 55,381 55,133 67,913 70,118 193,164 -7% Annex 3Immigration by Destination(Principal Applicants, Spouses and Dependants)ProvinceCensus Metropolitan Area 2005 2006 Difference Total Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD YTD 2006 /YTD 2005 St. John's 397 110 112 79 301 96 86 88 15 189 -37% Other Newfoundland and Labrador 99 37 13 29 79 20 26 29 108 163 106% Total Newfoundland and Labrador 496 147 125 108 380 116 112 117 123 352 -7% Total Prince Edward Island 330 72 101 98 271 59 60 135 168 363 34% Halifax 1,488 245 353 546 1,144 344 392 379 644 1,415 24% Other Nova Scotia 441 83 109 134 326 115 112 175 258 545 67% Total Nova Scotia 1,929 328 462 680 1,470 459 504 554 902 1,960 33% Saint John 312 51 62 127 240 72 122 159 136 417 74% Other New Brunswick 780 127 244 240 611 169 200 298 340 838 37% Total New Brunswick 1,092 178 306 367 851 241 322 457 476 1,255 47% Québec 2,043 427 560 617 1,604 439 390 408 438 1,236 -23% Montréal 37,167 8,057 10,883 11,135 30,075 7,092 7,797 9,886 11,481 29,164 -3% Gatineau 1,006 201 238 354 793 213 171 281 331 783 -1% Other Quebec 3,092 662 811 943 2,416 676 745 841 1,716 3,302 37% Total Quebec 43,308 9,347 12,492 13,049 34,888 8,420 9,103 11,416 13,966 34,485 -1% Ottawa 6,389 1,400 1,749 1,907 5,056 1,333 1,273 1,644 1,933 4,850 -4% Toronto 112,790 23,191 32,873 32,230 88,294 24,496 21,753 28,286 26,211 76,250 -14% Hamilton 4,543 920 1,288 1,409 3,617 926 918 991 1,006 2,915 -19% London 3,213 798 774 1,042 2,614 599 571 648 875 2,094 -20% Other Ontario 13,598 2,956 3,804 3,951 10,711 2,887 2,854 3,349 4,202 10,405 -3% Total Ontario 140,533 29,265 40,488 40,539 110,292 30,241 27,369 34,918 34,227 96,514 -12% Winnipeg 6,182 1,267 1,867 1,757 4,891 1,291 1,694 2,096 2,131 5,921 21% Other Manitoba 1,915 401 489 735 1,625 290 465 551 849 1,865 15% Total Manitoba 8,097 1,668 2,356 2,492 6,516 1,581 2,159 2,647 2,980 7,786 19% Regina 632 172 192 168 532 100 169 194 171 534 0% Saskatoon 832 197 273 180 650 182 185 270 312 767 18% Other Saskatchewan 642 163 178 173 514 128 125 233 210 568 11% Total Saskatchewan 2,106 532 643 521 1,696 410 479 697 693 1,869 10% Calgary 11,185 2,527 2,975 3,283 8,785 2,400 2,818 3,148 3,196 9,162 4% Edmonton 6,013 1,311 1,746 1,694 4,751 1,262 1,342 1,699 1,693 4,734 0% Other Alberta 2,201 518 570 612 1,700 501 567 597 652 1,816 7% Total Alberta 19,399 4,356 5,291 5,589 15,236 4,163 4,727 5,444 5,541 15,712 3% Vancouver 39,434 9,352 10,906 10,940 31,198 8,236 9,017 9,909 7,451 26,377 -15% Victoria 1,200 307 323 337 967 233 278 312 107 697 -28% Other British Columbia 4,133 845 937 1,166 2,948 1,185 973 1,248 3,402 5,623 91% Total British Columbia 44,767 10,504 12,166 12,443 35,113 9,654 10,268 11,469 10,960 32,697 -7% Total Territories 160 40 38 47 125 35 28 50 54 132 6% Not Stated 19 1 2 14 17 2 2 9 28 39 129% Total 262,236 56,438 74,470 75,947 206,855 55,381 55,133 67,913 70,118 193,164 -7% Note: Destination coding is often amended after a record is entered in the administrative system. As a result, the number of people destined for a census metropolitan area is understated for the current quarter
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回复: The Monitor 22 June 2007The Monitor - statistics on citizenship and immigration trends The section sums up the number of new immigrants for the first three quarters of 2006. Trends by immigration category, source country and destination are presented http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/monitor/issue15/02-residents.asp点击展开...未征得您的同意就把它贴出来了，因为有人说打不开！很对不起，加分分来弥补！
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回复: The Monitor 22 June 2007网页打不开~点击展开...我把它贴出来了，快来看！
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回复: The Monitor 22 June 2007The Monitor - statistics on citizenship and immigration trends The section sums up the number of new immigrants for the first three quarters of 2006. Trends by immigration category, source country and destination are presented http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/monitor/issue15/02-residents.asp点击展开...如何能给您加声望的分分呢？
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back to school...回复: The Monitor 22 June 2007是不是说，从此审理要加速呀？ 也就是，今年年底审完06年所有旧程序的传闻不是空穴来风？ 06年7月新程序得到step2通知也事出有因 那么下半年step2， ME将大雨倾盆？
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