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The image is a bar chart comparing the percentage change in international graduates from Canadian universities across eight provinces between 2001 and 2006, with a scale from 0 to 16 percent. In 2001: Ontario (6%), Newfoundland & Labrador (2%), Manitoba (4%), British Columbia (4%), Alberta (8%), Quebec (6%), Nova Scotia (4%), New Brunswick (2%). In 2006: Ontario (14%), Newfoundland & Labrador (4%), Manitoba (6%), British Columbia (10%), Alberta (10%), Quebec (8%), Nova Scotia (6%), New Brunswick (4%).
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The bar chart depicts a percentage of international graduates in eight Canadian provinces in 2001 and 2006.
Overall, 2006 faced a noticeable increase in every province with some doubling, despite Alberta with a modest decline.
Number of international graduates in British Columbia climbed the most from less than 4% to over 10%, keeping the second position in the top. Have grown to around 12%, New Brunswick is leading the chart. Simultaneously, Manitoba, Ontario and Newfoundland & Labrador rose twice, first two to almost 7% and Ontario, respectfully, to 6%.
The only fall in percentage was visible in Alberta with a slight decrease for less than a percent
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