I saw a chart on page 1 of the Report of Business, the Globe and Mail (the hard copy of Sep 12, 2015 edition, of the newspaper), but unable to find it online.
The source of the statistics and bar charts are from Citizenship and Immigration Canada, DBRS and StatsCan.
Allow me to provide a summary:
2014 Immigration to Canada by City
Toronto, 29% (Toronto was the top destination for 260,400 permanent residents who immigrated to Canada in 2014)
Montreal, 16%
Vancouver, 11%
Calgary, 8%
the rast of Canada, 36%
Unemployment Rate by Level of Education (Immigrants who have been here 5 years or less) versus those born in Canada
No degree: Immigrants, unemployment rate almost 14% versus Born in Canada 12%
High School: Immigrants 12% versus Born in Canada 6%
Post secondary education certificate or diploma: Immigrants 10% versus Born in Canada 5%
University degree: Immigrants 12% versus Born in Canada 3%