Table:
region of residence
number of syrian refugees
number of refugees from other countries
distribution of syrian refugees
distribution of refugees from other countries
proportion of syrian refugees in the total refugee population
proportion of syrian refugees who were government-assisted refugees
proportion of syrian refugees admitted in 2015

number
percent

atlantic provinces
2,670
765
10.7
4.9
77.7
85.8
6.6

montreal census metropolitan area
4,265
1,195
17.0
7.7
78.1
5.4
46.5

rest of quebec
1,030
1,970
4.1
12.6
34.3
76.7
5.3

toronto census metropolitan area
4,035
3,285
16.1
21.1
55.1
30.9
37.4

rest of ontario
6,175
2,910
24.6
18.7
68.0
65.3
27.5

prairies
4,735
4,055
18.9
26.0
53.9
64.8
24.0

british columbia
2,125
1,410
8.5
9.1
60.1
73.6
29.4

canada
25,035
15,580
100.0
100.0
61.6
52.8
28.7

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