The bar chart compares the proportion of international
graduates
in eight different Canadian provinces in the years 2001 and 2006.
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Overall
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it is clear that
every province experienced an increase in the percentage of international Linking Words
graduates
over the five-year period. New Brunswick consistently recorded the highest figures, Use synonyms
while
Ontario consistently had the lowest share of international students.
In 2001, New Brunswick led with approximately 7% of Linking Words
graduates
coming from overseas, followed closely by Nova Scotia and Quebec at around 6%. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the remaining five provinces all fell below the 5% mark, with Ontario and British Columbia recording the lowest proportions at roughly 3% and 4% Linking Words
respectively
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By 2006, the figures had risen significantly. New Brunswick remained the leader, with its share of international Punctuation problem
, respectively
graduates
climbing to nearly 12%. Interestingly, British Columbia saw the most dramatic growth, with its percentage more than doubling to reach over 10%. Nova Scotia Use synonyms
also
surpassed the 10% threshold. Meanwhile, Linking Words
although
Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Ontario Linking Words
also
saw increases, they remained the provinces with the lowest proportions, each staying below 7%.Linking Words