The bar chart illustrates the statistics of international students in eight different provinces of Canadian in 2001 and 2006.
Overall, the number of Alberta declined and the rates of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador underwent an increase over the given period.
Looking at the details, the figure of New Brunswick rose considerably from approximately 7 to just under 12 percent in 2006. Likewise, the percentage of Nova Scotia displayed a surge from around 6 to approximately 10 percent. Moreover, there was a slight growth from 6 to 8 percent in the number of Quebec and an insignificant drop from 5 to under 4 percent was seen in the portion of Alberta in 2006.
Furthermore, there was a dramatic increase from roughly 4 to well over 10 percent was observed in the proportion of British Columbia. Besides, accounting for nearly 4 percent in 2001, the figure of both Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador showed a minimal rise, at approximately 7 percent in 2006. Additionally, a remarkable growth from around 4 to 6 percent in 2006.
The bar chart illustrates the statistics of international students in eight
different
provinces of Canadian in 2001 and 2006.
Overall
, the number of Alberta declined and the rates of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador underwent an increase over the
given
period.
Looking at the
details
, the figure of New Brunswick rose
considerably
from approximately 7 to
just
under 12
percent
in 2006.
Likewise
, the percentage of Nova Scotia displayed a surge from around 6 to approximately 10
percent
.
Moreover
, there was a slight growth from 6 to 8
percent
in the number of Quebec and an insignificant drop from 5 to under 4
percent
was
seen
in the portion of Alberta in 2006.
Furthermore
, there was a dramatic increase from roughly 4 to well over 10
percent
was observed
in the proportion of British Columbia.
Besides
, accounting for
nearly
4
percent
in 2001, the figure of both Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador
showed
a minimal rise, at approximately 7
percent
in 2006.
Additionally
, a remarkable growth from around 4 to 6
percent
in 2006.