The given bar chart illustrates the proportions of Chinese and Indian students in Canadian universities, classified by nine provinces in the year 2009.
Overall, the majority of foreign pupils in Canada was Chinese in areas, except for Alberta with the registered number of Indian students showing higher. In addition, students from two shown nations mainly pursued international programs the most in New Brunswick. Looking at the first four provinces, there was a stark contrast in New Brunswick, with Chinese students accounting for nearly 12% compared to just 7% for Indian individuals. By contrast, the figure for India was roughly 5.5% in Alberta, which was higher than that for Chinese students, making up roughly above 4%, making this province having at least Chinese students. Furthermore, Nova Scotia and Quebec also were provinces attracting more Chinese than Indian students. Notably, Nova Scotia held a light advantage, at around 10.4% and 6.3% students compared to roughly 8.4% and 6.1% belonged to Quebec.
Regarding the remaining places, British Columbia ranked the second the Chinese student rate, at approximately 10.5%, which followed by Yukon and Manitoba, representing approximately 7.5% and 6.8% at the same order. However, as for Indian students, Yukon made up roughly 4.7%, more than British Columbia standing at about 4.6% and Manitoba being roughly 3.6%. Moreover, Ontario was chosen by precisely 6% students coming from China, nearly double the percentage of Indian students. Finally, Prince Edward Island was the only province without any Indian pupils, but possessing nearly 5% Chinese students.