The given bar chart shows the difference of the share of international students among university graduates in different Canadian cities between 2001 and 2006.

The diagram above demonstrates statistics regarding the varied portion of international learners among Canadian

universities'

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graduates in different cities from 2001 to 2006. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that the figure of global students who graduated from all Canadian universities in 2001 is considerably fewer in proportions compared to the year 2006, with Alberta colleges as the sole exception. In 2001, the percentage of worldwide graduates from tertiary education located in New Brunswick was the highest at approximately 7% followed by Nova Scotia and Quebec at above 5%.

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, Alberta has a share of 4%,

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British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland

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Labrador, and Ontario possessed a slightly

fewer

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figure proportionally. Comparatively, 2006 witnessed a growing number of

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percentages with New

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with the largest share of above 10%,

as well as

British Columbia and Nova Scotia's higher education institutions. Following behind, Quebec has

also

elevated to around 8% in proportion

along with

other regions just below it. Presenting a notably contrast pattern, Alberta's universities have diminished their portion of international learners to just under 5%, which was the lowest among all cities.