1. Agenda ► Questions? ► Review  Ecumene concept  Canada’s changing population structure  Population growth ► Demographic transition model and critique ► Components of population growth  Immigration and population growth  Patterns of population growth in metropolitan areas  Rural and urban origins of migrants

3. Net Provincial Migration and Provincial Population Growth ► How do we account for interprovincial differences in population growth? ► Note that this will be net interprovincial migration! ► Is the pattern consistent over time? ► What seems to influence the role of migration as a component of population growth?

4. Net Provincial Migration ► http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census01/ products/analytic/Multimedia.cfm?M=5 http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census01/ products/analytic/Multimedia.cfm?M=5 http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census01/ products/analytic/Multimedia.cfm?M=5

5. Today ► Interprovincial migration ► Global Economic Development (Chap 3)  A process of change

6. Global Economic Development ► ► * processes of change involving the nature and composition of the economy in a particular region as well as to increases in the overall prosperity of a region ► ► Processes of change: ► ► Changes in economic structure ► ► Changes in political structure ► ► Changes in technology

7. Economic Structure

8. Changes in Political Structure ► Colonialism ► Independence ► Neo-Imperialism ► Devolutionary movements  Self-government

9. INDEPENDENT STATES IN AFRICA 1950 1960 1970 INDEPENDENT

10. Changes in Political Structure ► Colonialism ► Independence ► Neo-Imperialism ► Devolutionary movements  Self-government

11. Technology ► * application of scientific knowledge and methods to economic activity, resulting in changes in productivity  Wheeler et al. p. 35 ► interrelationships between different technologies: ► Mass vehicle ownership & road systems ► Large scale meat-packing in Chicago & reefer car ► Energy