he data show significant changes in the proportion of international students among university graduates from different Canadian provinces between 2001 and 2006. The most notable growth was in New Brunswick, where the proportion of international students increased from 7% to 12%, indicating the province's growing attractiveness to international students. Nova Scotia also experienced growth, exceeding 10% by 2006. Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia saw steady growth in international students. Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador, although showing lower percentages, still showed notable growth, reflecting the widespread quality of higher education in Canada. Ontario, although showing growth, is more modest, indicating a somewhat slower rate of growth in international student enrollment than the other provinces. Overall, the findings suggest a positive trend of increasing international diversity in Canadian universities.