Table:
census division
interprovincial
intraprovincial
internal

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

five largest net internal migrations

simcoe
-501
-1.0
8,763
17.8
8,262
16.8

capital
3,918
10.1
2,110
5.5
6,028
15.6

fraser valley
1,333
4.4
4,185
13.8
5,518
18.2

durham
-619
-0.9
5,743
8.6
5,124
7.7

ottawa
3,181
3.3
1,659
1.7
4,840
5.0

five largest net internal migration rates

mirabel
7
0.1
1,077
21.3
1,084
21.4

central okanagan
2,770
14.0
1,238
6.3
4,008
20.3

okanagan-similkameen
932
11.5
649
8.0
1,581
19.4

dufferin
-160
-2.5
1,381
21.8
1,221
19.3

nanaimo
1,757
11.3
1,190
7.7
2,947
19.0

five lowest net internal migrations

montreal
-5,654
-2.8
-17,032
-8.5
-22,686
-11.4

toronto
5,515
1.9
-28,073
-9.9
-22,558
-7.9

peel
1,177
0.8
-10,419
-7.2
-9,242
-6.4

york
292
0.3
-5,218
-4.6
-4,926
-4.3

division no. 16
-1,944
-25.4
-2,962
-38.7
-4,906
-64.0

five lowest net internal migration rates

division no. 16
-1,944
-25.4
-2,962
-38.7
-4,906
-64.0

northern rockies
-113
-21.0
-136
-25.2
-249
-46.2

stikine
-14
-27.8
-9
-17.8
-23
-45.6

division no. 18
-219
-14.5
-293
-19.4
-512
-33.9

division no. 15
-212
-9.8
-277
-12.8
-489
-22.6

canada's three largest census divisions

toronto
5,515
1.9
-28,073
-9.9
-22,558
-7.9

greater vancouver
9,088
3.6
-9,928
-3.9
-840
-0.3

montreal
-5,654
-2.8
-17,032
-8.5
-22,686
-11.4

Statement: the fifth largest internal migration rate in 2015/2016 was the nanaimo cd.
Question: which cd had the fifth largest internal migration rate in 2015/2016?
Answer: nanaimo