Of the immigrants arriving in Canada in 2004, 80 percent were

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According to the Canadian government's immigration statistics, in 2004, family-class immigrants made up 53 percent of total immigration, while economic-class immigrants made up 26 percent. The remaining 21 percent were divided among refugees, protected persons, and humanitarian cases. Therefore, the best choice is B, family-class immigrants, which accounts for the majority of immigration in that year.

Of the Immigrants Arriving in Canada in 2004, 80 Percent