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Interprovincial flows redistribute demand

Q2 2026 · ten provinces; territories omitted

Unit: people
Interprovincial flows redistribute demandAlberta gained 5,893 interprovincial migrants in Q2 while Ontario lost 7,063. Unit: people. Quarterly net arrivals minus departures; unadjusted. Use left and right arrow keys to inspect observations. The data table follows the chart.Interprovincial flows redistribute demandNet interprovincial migrationpeople-10K-5,00005,00010KNewfoundland and Labrador581Prince Edward Island-611Nova Scotia963New Brunswick551Quebec-1,233Ontario-7,063Manitoba-1,847Saskatchewan-113Alberta5,893British Columbia2,756Homies Research, using Statistics Canada data · Through 2026-Q2Quarterly net arrivals minus departures; unadjustedHOMIES RESEARCH
Newfoundland and Labrador: 581

Alberta gained 5,893 interprovincial migrants in Q2 while Ontario lost 7,063.

Source: Homies Research, using Statistics Canada data. Reference: 2026-Q2. Released 2026-09-23. Retrieved 2026-09-28.

Quarterly net arrivals minus departures; unadjusted · Net migration equals arrivals minus departures; preliminary estimates are revised with administrative data.

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Interprovincial flows redistribute demand. Unit: people. Quarterly net arrivals minus departures; unadjusted
MarketNet interprovincial migration
Newfoundland and Labrador581
Prince Edward Island-611
Nova Scotia963
New Brunswick551
Quebec-1,233
Ontario-7,063
Manitoba-1,847
Saskatchewan-113
Alberta5,893
British Columbia2,756

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