04/27/2026
I’ve been working through a data analytics project exploring immigration trends to Canada from 1980 to 2013.
What stood out to me was how clearly the data reflects real-world events. For example, there’s a noticeable spike in immigration from Haiti around 2010, which aligns with the earthquake. Seeing that connection visually really brings the data to life.
It’s been a great way to practice not just analyzing data, but actually telling a story with it.
Github file here: https://github.com/DKTODesigns/immigration-trends-data-storytelling
End-to-end analysis of Canada immigration data (1980–2013) using Python. Includes data preprocessing, exploratory analysis, and time-series visualizations with Matplotlib to uncover trends and comp...