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What are the numbers of immigrants who were admitted to Canada in 2003, 2004, 2005 and what are the planned admission targets for 2006?

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What are the numbers of immigrants who were admitted to Canada in 2003, 2004, 2005 and what are the planned admission targets for 2006?

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There were 229,040 immigrants admitted to Canada under all categories in 2002, including approximately 138,000 Economic Class (Skilled Workers and Business Immigrants) comprising of applicants and their accompanying family dependants. In 2003, 221,355 immigrants were admitted to Canada including 121,050 Economic Class. In 2004 there were 235,824 admissions including 133,746 economic immigrants. Similar numbers were admitted in 2005. It is expected that admissions in 2006 will exceed 250,000.