List of the 100 largest cities in Canada

The below table is a list of the 100 largest cities (or municipalities) in Canada. Populations are from the 2001 Census, and includes recent amalgamations. See also: List of the 100 largest metropolitan areas in Canada \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n \n\n \n\n\n \n

\nRank	\nMunicipality	\nPopulation in 2001
1	Toronto, Ontario	2,481,494
\n2	\nMontreal, Quebec	\n1,812,723
\n3	\nCalgary, Alberta	\n878,866
\n4	\nOttawa, Ontario	\n774,072
\n5	\nEdmonton, Alberta	\n666,104
\n6	\nWinnipeg, Manitoba	\n619,544
\n7	\nMississauga, Ontario	\n612,925
\n8	\nVancouver, British Columbia	\n545,671
\n9	\nQuebec City, Quebec	\n509,950
\n10	\nHamilton, Ontario	\n490,268
\n11	\nHalifax, Nova Scotia	\n359,111\n
\n12	\nLongueuil, Quebec	\n348,091
\n13	\nSurrey, British Columbia	\n347,825
\n14	\nLaval, Quebec	\n343,005
\n15	\nLondon, Ontario	\n336,539
\n16	\nBrampton, Ontario	\n325,428 \n
\n17	\nGatineau, Quebec	\n226,696
\n18	\nMarkham, Ontario	\n208,615
\n19	\nWindsor, Ontario	\n208,402
\n20	\nSaskatoon, Saskatchewan	\n196,811
\n21	\nBurnaby, British Columbia	\n193,954
\n22	\nKitchener, Ontario	\n190,399
\n23	\nVaughan, Ontario	\n182,022
\n24	\nRegina, Saskatchewan	\n178,225
\n25	\nRichmond, British Columbia	\n164,345
\n26	\nGreater Sudbury, Ontario	\n155,219
\n27	\nBurlington, Ontario	\n150,836
\n28	\nSaguenay, Quebec	\n148,050
\n29	\nSherbrooke, Quebec	\n146,689
\n30	\nOakville, Ontario	\n144,738 \n
\n31	\nOshawa, Ontario	\n139,051
\n32	\nRichmond Hill, Ontario	\n132,030\n
\n33	\nSt. Catharines, Ontario	\n129,170\n
\n34	\nTrois-Rivieres, Quebec	\n122,395\n
\n35	\nLevis, Quebec	\n121,999
\n36	\nAbbotsford, British Columbia	\n115,469
\n37	\nKingston, Ontario	\n114,195
\n38	\nCoquitlam, British Columbia	\n112,890
\n39	\nCambridge, Ontario	\n110,372
\n40	\nThunder Bay, Ontario	\n109,016
\n41	\nChatham-Kent, Ontario	\n107,341
\n42	\nGuelph, Ontario	\n106,170
\n43	\nCape Breton, Nova Scotia	\n105,968
\n44	\nBarrie, Ontario	\n103,710
\n45	\nSaanich, British Columbia	\n103,654
\n46	\nSt. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	\n99,192
\n47	\nDelta, British Columbia	\n96,950
\n48	\nKelowna, British Columbia	\n96,288
\n49	\nWhitby, Ontario	\n87,413
\n50	\nPickering, Ontario	\n87,139
\n51	\nLangley, British Columbia (District Municipality)	\n86,896
\n52	\nWaterloo, Ontario	\n86,543
\n53	\nBrantford, Ontario	\n86,417
\n54	\nNorth Vancouver, British Columbia (District \nMunicipality)	\n82,310
\n55	\nTerrebonne, Quebec	\n80,531
\n56	\nNiagara Falls, Ontario	\n78,815
\n57	\nKamloops, British Columbia	\n77,281
\n58	\nSault Ste. Marie, Ontario	\n74,566
\n59	\nVictoria, British Columbia	\n74,125
\n60	\nAjax, Ontario	\n73,753
\n61	\nNanaimo, British Columbia	\n73,000
\n62	\nPrince George, British Columbia	\n72,406
\n63	\nStrathcona County, Alberta	\n71,986
\n64	\nPeterborough, Ontario	\n71,446
\n65	\nSarnia, Ontario	\n70,876
\n66	\nClarington, Ontario	\n69,834
\n67	\nSaint John, New Brunswick	\n69,661
\n68	\nKawartha Lakes, Ontario	\n69,179
\n69	\nRed Deer, Alberta	\n67,707
\n70	\nLethbridge, Alberta	\n67,374
\n71	\nNewmarket, Ontario	\n65,788
\n72	\nMaple Ridge, British Columbia	\n63,169
\n73	\nChilliwack, British Columbia	\n62,927
\n74	\nMoncton, New Brunswick	\n61,046
\n75	\nNorfolk, Ontario	\n60,847
\n76	\nNew Westminster, British Columbia	\n54,656
\n77	\nRepentigny, Quebec	\n54,550
\n78	\nSt. Albert, Alberta	\n53,081
\n79	\nNorth Bay, Ontario	\n52,771\n
\n80	\nShawinigan, Quebec	\n52,040
\n81	\nPort Coquitlam, British Columbia	\n51,257
\n82	\nMedicine Hat, Alberta	\n51,249
\n83	\nCaledon, Ontario	\n50,595
\n84	\nWelland, Ontario	\n48,402
\n85	\nHalton Hills, Ontario	\n48,184
\n86	\nFredericton, New Brunswick	\n47,560
\n87	\nDrummondville, Quebec	\n46,599
\n88	\nBelleville, Ontario	\n45,986
\n89	\nCornwall, Ontario	\n45,640
\n90	\nNorth Vancouver, British Columbia (City)	\n44,303
\n91	\nGranby, Quebec	\n44,121
\n92	\nHaldimand, Ontario	\n43,728
\n93	\nTimmins, Ontario	\n43,686
\n94	\nWood Buffalo, Alberta	\n41,466
\n95	\nWest Vancouver, British Columbia	\n41,421
\n96	\nQuinte West, Ontario	\n41,409
\n97	\nChateauguay, Quebec	\n41,003
\n98	\nSaint-Eustache, Quebec	\n40,378
\n99	\nAurora, Ontario	\n40,167
\n100	\nBrandon, Manitoba	\n39,716

Source: Statistics Canada Category:Canada