Mobility Home / Variable Terms / Mobility Total products categorized with this term: 31 MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2019-2020 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration: Canadian Housing Survey - 2018 Public Use Microdata File Note that the data extracted from this file should be considered exploratory and should not be published (see below). MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2019-2020 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2018-2019 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration: MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2018-2019 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers Commuting Flow from Geography of Residence to Geography of Work by Sex (3) and Period of Immigration (6), for the Employed Labour Force 15 Years and Over Having a Usual Place of Work in Private Households of the place of residence, for Canada, 2016 Census MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2017-2018 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration: Selected Language, Labour Force, Education, Income and Mobility Status Characteristics (73), Admission Category and Applicant Type (13), Period of Immigration (15) and Sex (3), 2016 Census The custom geographies for this table are divided into groups. Click here to see the geographies contained within each of these groups. MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2015-2016 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2015-2016 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period: MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2014 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period: Mobility and migration, Census, 2016 (link to STC site) MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2014-2015 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2013 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2012 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period: MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2011-2012 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period: Labour force status (8), mobility status 5 years ago (8), highest certificate, diploma or degree (7), occupation - National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011 (13B), occupation - National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011-skill-level category (7) Mode of transportation (20), commuting type (5), commuting duration (6), commuting distance (12), time leaving for work (7), age groups (5) and sex (3) for the employed labour force aged 15 years and over having a usual place of work, in private household Mobility status 5 years ago (9), mother tongue (8), legal marital status (6), common-law status (3), age groups (16) and sex (3) for the population aged 5 years and over in private households, NHS, 2011 Components of migration (in- and out-): mobility 5 years ago (7), mother tongue (8), age groups (16) and sex (3) for migrants aged 5 years and over in private households, NHS, 2011 Mobility status 1 year ago (9), mother tongue (8), legal marital status (6), common-law status (3), age groups (17B) and sex (3) for the population aged 1 year and over in private households, NHS, 2011 Components of migration (in- and out-): mobility 1 year ago (7), mother tongue (8), age groups (17B) and sex (3) for migrants aged 1 year and over in private households, NHS, 2011 Age groups of primary household maintainer (13), household mobility status 5 years ago (5), household total income groups in 2010 (11), condominium status (3), number of rooms (11) and household type (17) for owner-households in private dwellings, NHS, 20 Value of dwelling (14), household mobility status 5 years ago (5), structural type of dwelling (10), presence of mortgage (3), condominium status (3) and shelter-cost-to-income ratio (9) for owner-households in non-farm, non-reserve private dwellings, NHS 1 2 next › last »
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2019-2020 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2019-2020 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration:
Canadian Housing Survey - 2018 Public Use Microdata File Note that the data extracted from this file should be considered exploratory and should not be published (see below).
Canadian Housing Survey - 2018 Public Use Microdata File Note that the data extracted from this file should be considered exploratory and should not be published (see below).
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2019-2020 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2019-2020 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2018-2019 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2018-2019 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2018-2019 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2018-2019 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
Commuting Flow from Geography of Residence to Geography of Work by Sex (3) and Period of Immigration (6), for the Employed Labour Force 15 Years and Over Having a Usual Place of Work in Private Households of the place of residence, for Canada, 2016 Census
Commuting Flow from Geography of Residence to Geography of Work by Sex (3) and Period of Immigration (6), for the Employed Labour Force 15 Years and Over Having a Usual Place of Work in Private Households of the place of residence, for Canada, 2016 Census
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2017-2018 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2017-2018 There are four data tables contained which provide a five-year comparison of migration:
Selected Language, Labour Force, Education, Income and Mobility Status Characteristics (73), Admission Category and Applicant Type (13), Period of Immigration (15) and Sex (3), 2016 Census The custom geographies for this table are divided into groups. Click here to see the geographies contained within each of these groups.
Selected Language, Labour Force, Education, Income and Mobility Status Characteristics (73), Admission Category and Applicant Type (13), Period of Immigration (15) and Sex (3), 2016 Census The custom geographies for this table are divided into groups. Click here to see the geographies contained within each of these groups.
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2015-2016 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2015-2016 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2015-2016 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-D, 2015-2016 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2014 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2014 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2014-2015 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2014-2015 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2013 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Table E, 2013 Table E – By Census Division/Census Metropolitan Area of Origin/Destination by Median Income of Migrant Taxfilers
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2012 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2012 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2011-2012 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
MIG: Migration Estimates, Tables A-E, 2011-2012 There are five standard data tables. The first four tables provide a five-year comparison of migration while the fifth one is based on a two-year period:
Labour force status (8), mobility status 5 years ago (8), highest certificate, diploma or degree (7), occupation - National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011 (13B), occupation - National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011-skill-level category (7)
Labour force status (8), mobility status 5 years ago (8), highest certificate, diploma or degree (7), occupation - National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011 (13B), occupation - National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011-skill-level category (7)
Mode of transportation (20), commuting type (5), commuting duration (6), commuting distance (12), time leaving for work (7), age groups (5) and sex (3) for the employed labour force aged 15 years and over having a usual place of work, in private household
Mode of transportation (20), commuting type (5), commuting duration (6), commuting distance (12), time leaving for work (7), age groups (5) and sex (3) for the employed labour force aged 15 years and over having a usual place of work, in private household
Mobility status 5 years ago (9), mother tongue (8), legal marital status (6), common-law status (3), age groups (16) and sex (3) for the population aged 5 years and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Mobility status 5 years ago (9), mother tongue (8), legal marital status (6), common-law status (3), age groups (16) and sex (3) for the population aged 5 years and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Components of migration (in- and out-): mobility 5 years ago (7), mother tongue (8), age groups (16) and sex (3) for migrants aged 5 years and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Components of migration (in- and out-): mobility 5 years ago (7), mother tongue (8), age groups (16) and sex (3) for migrants aged 5 years and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Mobility status 1 year ago (9), mother tongue (8), legal marital status (6), common-law status (3), age groups (17B) and sex (3) for the population aged 1 year and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Mobility status 1 year ago (9), mother tongue (8), legal marital status (6), common-law status (3), age groups (17B) and sex (3) for the population aged 1 year and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Components of migration (in- and out-): mobility 1 year ago (7), mother tongue (8), age groups (17B) and sex (3) for migrants aged 1 year and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Components of migration (in- and out-): mobility 1 year ago (7), mother tongue (8), age groups (17B) and sex (3) for migrants aged 1 year and over in private households, NHS, 2011
Age groups of primary household maintainer (13), household mobility status 5 years ago (5), household total income groups in 2010 (11), condominium status (3), number of rooms (11) and household type (17) for owner-households in private dwellings, NHS, 20
Age groups of primary household maintainer (13), household mobility status 5 years ago (5), household total income groups in 2010 (11), condominium status (3), number of rooms (11) and household type (17) for owner-households in private dwellings, NHS, 20
Value of dwelling (14), household mobility status 5 years ago (5), structural type of dwelling (10), presence of mortgage (3), condominium status (3) and shelter-cost-to-income ratio (9) for owner-households in non-farm, non-reserve private dwellings, NHS
Value of dwelling (14), household mobility status 5 years ago (5), structural type of dwelling (10), presence of mortgage (3), condominium status (3) and shelter-cost-to-income ratio (9) for owner-households in non-farm, non-reserve private dwellings, NHS