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Section 1

Immigrant and Refugee Children and Youth in Canada

A number of factors influence the lives that immigrant and refugee children and youth will lead in Canada. Among these are their country of origin, their reason for emigrating, the location of their new home in Canada, and their age upon arrival. This section explores these factors and illustrates the diversity of children and youth who are new to Canada.

Section 1.1

Number and Proportion of Immigrant Children and Youth

1.1.1
Proportion of Children & Youth < 25 Who Have Immigrated to Canada, by Province/Territory, 2011
Section 1.2

Children and Youth and Categories of Immigration

1.2.1
Permanent Residents of Canada, 0 to 24 Years of Age, by Immigration Category, 2012
1.2.2
Trends in the No. of Cdn Newcomers < 25 Who Are Permanent Residents, by Imm Category, '03-'12
Section 1.3

Children and Youth & Regions and Countries of Origin

1.3.1
Distribution of Permanent Canadian Residents under Age 25 by Region of Origin, 2012
1.3.2
Trends in the No. of Permanent Canadian Residents < Age 25 by Region of Origin, 2003 to 2012
1.3.3
Top 12 Countries of Origin, Immigrant & Refugee Children & Youth Ages 0 to 24, Canada, 2011
Section 1.4

Refugee Children and Youth

1.4.1
Distribution of Refugee Claimants (Total Entries) by Age, Canada, 2012
1.4.2
Number of Refugee Claimants under 25 Years (Total Entries), by Age Group, Canada, 2003 to 2012
Section 1.5

Immigrant Children and Youth Who Are in Visible Minority Groups

1.5.1
Immigrant Children < 25 Years of Age by Visible Minority Status, Canada, 2011

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