History of Ontario - Population

Population
Year Census Figures Five-year
% change
Ten-year
% change
Rank among
provinces
1851 952,004 208.8 1
1861 1,396,091 46.6 1
1871 1,620,851 16.1 1
1881 1,926,922 18.9 1
1891 2,114,321 9.7 1
1901 2,182,947 3.2 1
1911 2,527,292 15.8 1
1921 2,933,662 16.1 1
1931 3,431,683 17.0 1
1941 3,787,655 10.3 1
1951 4,597,542 21.4 1
1956 5,404,933 17.6 1
1961 6,236,092 15.4 35.6 1
1966 6,960,870 11.6 28.8 1
1971 7,703,105 10.7 23.5 1
1976 8,264,465 7.3 18.7 1
1981 8,625,107 4.4 12.0 1
1986 9,101,695 5.5 10.1 1
1991 10,084,885 10.8 16.9 1
1996 10,753,573 6.6 18.1 1
2001 11,410,046 6.1 13.1 1
2006 12,160,282 6.6 11.6 1
2011 12,851,821 5.4 11.2 1

Source:  2006 Census 

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