Table:
province or territory of employment

newfoundland and labrador
prince edward island
nova scotia
new brunswick
quebec
ontario
manitoba
saskatchewan
alberta
british columbia
northwest territories
yukon
nunavut

number

total

2002
4,265
3,075
17,895
11,808
49,523
123,527
10,916
15,883
65,934
38,382
8,990
1,926
2,424

2003
4,285
3,376
17,919
12,522
47,238
124,457
11,632
15,080
64,388
38,237
6,953
1,617
2,477

2004
4,080
3,274
17,806
12,162
46,052
125,787
11,254
14,552
68,160
41,220
6,622
1,604
2,655

2005
4,935
3,079
18,199
13,274
47,870
135,409
11,827
15,907
80,879
45,339
7,112
1,791
2,670

2006
5,432
3,726
18,469
14,414
50,914
137,003
12,074
16,817
107,548
49,437
7,272
2,013
2,424

2007
5,475
3,615
18,595
14,892
51,161
138,243
13,057
17,169
122,668
49,926
8,569
2,490
2,772

2008
6,044
3,416
17,772
15,505
49,758
140,977
13,899
19,721
132,455
49,805
8,270
2,505
3,394

2009
5,241
3,238
16,099
14,097
48,247
131,475
13,888
19,807
101,513
41,763
5,796
2,281
3,447

2010
5,687
3,119
16,170
13,870
47,540
132,796
13,540
22,550
99,590
44,012
8,135
2,852
3,882

2011
6,260
3,198
16,424
13,315
49,557
137,055
12,867
28,224
110,581
44,468
6,418
3,552
4,604

men

2002
2,565
1,691
10,803
7,338
26,250
70,389
6,574
10,243
45,487
23,679
6,133
1,178
1,744

2003
2,565
1,907
10,643
7,893
25,794
71,450
7,169
10,001
43,185
24,194
4,701
858
1,795

2004
2,415
1,779
10,224
7,617
25,702
71,144
6,858
9,120
46,021
25,858
4,723
831
1,847

2005
3,002
1,832
10,453
8,342
26,837
78,311
7,268
10,072
57,595
28,631
5,263
980
1,925

2006
3,165
2,140
10,705
9,225
27,665
78,422
7,404
10,635
77,354
31,056
5,616
1,153
1,716

2007
3,223
2,137
10,748
9,607
27,993
78,444
8,132
10,871
88,158
30,928
6,843
1,515
1,990

2008
3,326
1,967
10,384
10,217
28,147
79,492
9,013
13,240
97,247
30,002
6,472
1,450
2,436

2009
3,104
1,933
9,418
9,270
26,810
72,625
9,073
13,834
73,682
24,720
4,369
1,393
2,577

2010
3,327
1,837
9,518
9,080
26,308
74,647
8,989
16,650
74,244
26,931
5,055
1,938
2,921

2011
4,042
1,858
9,619
8,568
27,479
77,450
8,430
21,581
83,310
28,271
5,054
2,443
3,537

women

2002
1,700
1,384
7,092
4,470
23,273
53,138
4,342
5,640
20,447
14,703
2,857
748
680

2003
1,720
1,469
7,276
4,629
21,444
53,007
4,463
5,079
21,203
14,043
2,252
759
682

2004
1,665
1,495
7,582
4,545
20,350
54,643
4,396
5,432
22,139
15,362
1,899
773
808

2005
1,933
1,247
7,746
4,932
21,033
57,098
4,559
5,835
23,284
16,708
1,849
811
745

2006
2,267
1,586
7,764
5,189
23,249
58,581
4,670
6,182
30,194
18,381
1,656
860
708

2007
2,252
1,478
7,847
5,285
23,168
59,799
4,925
6,298
34,510
18,998
1,726
975
782

2008
2,718
1,449
7,388
5,288
21,611
61,485
4,886
6,481
35,208
19,803
1,798
1,055
958

2009
2,137
1,305
6,680
4,827
21,437
58,850
4,815
5,973
27,831
17,043
1,427
888
870

2010
2,361
1,283
6,653
4,793
21,232
58,138
4,563
5,944
25,406
17,071
3,083
920
961

2011
2,223
1,341
6,806
4,748
22,078
59,599
4,446
6,713
27,349
16,215
1,364
1,117
1,069

Statement: in alberta, the number of interprovincial employees reached about 100,000 in 2009.
Question: how many interprovincial employees are in alberta in 2009?
Answer: [101513.0]