Unemployment Rate In Canada
The graph compares the proportion of foreign graduates in 8 provinces of Canada over 5-year-period. As is clearly illustrated, the percentage increased at different degree among researched regions from 2001 to 2006.
While the share in Quebec, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Ontario rose just about 3%, it surged in British Columbia, doubling the rate of 4.5% in 2001 to almost 11% in 2006. The number of oversea graduated students in New Brunswick also grown considerably, from 7% to nearly 12%, and remained the highest in the country throughout 5 years. The only exception is the decreased trend saw in Alberta, where the rate dropped 1% to 4.8%, making it the least favorable provinces for international students in the 8 provinces in 2006.
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While the share in Quebec, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Ontario rose just about 3%, it surged in British Columbia, doubling the rate of 4.5% in 2001 to almost 11% in 2006. The number of oversea graduated students in New Brunswick also grown considerably, from 7% to nearly 12%, and remained the highest in the country throughout 5 years. The only exception is the decreased trend saw in Alberta, where the rate dropped 1% to 4.8%, making it the least favorable provinces for international students in the 8 provinces in 2006.
The province