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    The graph shows the proportion of international student alumni from Canadian universities in various provinces between 2001 and 2006. British Columbia saw the highest growth, from almost 5% in 2001 to over 10% in 2006. While most provinces experienced an increase in international student alumni, Alberta was the exception, declining from 6% to just over 4%. In 2006, New Brunswick had the highest proportion at almost 12% and also the highest in 2001 at around 7%. Almost all provinces saw increased growth in international student graduates over the 5-year period except Alberta.

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    The graph shows the proportion of international student alumni from Canadian universities in various provinces between 2001 and 2006. British Columbia saw the highest growth, from almost 5% in 2001 to over 10% in 2006. While most provinces experienced an increase in international student alumni, Alberta was the exception, declining from 6% to just over 4%. In 2006, New Brunswick had the highest proportion at almost 12% and also the highest in 2001 at around 7%. Almost all provinces saw increased growth in international student graduates over the 5-year period except Alberta.

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    The graph shows the proportion of international student alumni from Canadian universities in various provinces between 2001 and 2006. British Columbia saw the highest growth, from almost 5% in 2001 to over 10% in 2006. While most provinces experienced an increase in international student alumni, Alberta was the exception, declining from 6% to just over 4%. In 2006, New Brunswick had the highest proportion at almost 12% and also the highest in 2001 at around 7%. Almost all provinces saw increased growth in international student graduates over the 5-year period except Alberta.

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    The graph indicates the proportion of international students alumnus from Canadian universities in

    varoius provinces betwee 2001 and 2006.

    The highest growth occurred in British Columbia province. It was almost 5% in 2001 then over 10% in
    2006. Almost in all provinces had an increase in growth in the quantity of international students
    alumni during the periode of 5 years, except Alberta province. Alberta province had a decrease
    growth in international students alumni, from 6% in 2001 to just over 4% in 2006. The highest
    proportion for international students alumni in 2006 was in New Brunswick province which was
    almost 12%. In addition this province also recorded for the highest proportion for international
    students alumni in 2001. It was noted around 7%.

    Almost all Canadian provinces had an increase growth of graduation of international students during
    the 5 years periode, except for Alberta province.

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