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List of Canadian census agglomerations by province or territory

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The tables below list Canada's 117 census agglomerations at the 2016 Census, as determined by Statistics Canada, up from 113 in the 2011 Census.

2016 changes

Statistics Canada's review of CMAs and CAs for the 2016 Census resulted in the addition of eight new CAs and the demotion of two CAs, and the promotion of two CAs to census metropolitan areas (CMAs).

New census agglomerations

  • Arnprior, Ontario
  • Carleton Place, Ontario
  • Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador
  • Nelson, British Columbia
  • Sainte-Marie, Quebec
  • Wasaga Beach, Ontario
  • Weyburn, Saskatchewan
  • Winkler, Manitoba

Promotion to census metropolitan areas

  • Belleville, Ontario
  • Lethbridge, Alberta

Retired census agglomerations

  • Amos, Quebec
  • Temiskaming Shores, Ontario


Lists

Alberta

Statistics Canada recognized fifteen census agglomerations within Alberta in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Brooks 5,931.03 24,662 23,430 5.3 4.2 68
Camrose 42.62 18,742 17,286 8.4 439.8 79
Canmore 69.43 13,992 12,288 13.9 201.5 99
Cold Lake 59.92 14,961 13,839 8.1 249.7 97
Grande Prairie 132.73 63,166 55,655 13.5 475.9 19
High River 21.39 13,584 12,930 5.1 635.1 104
Lacombe 20.81 13,057 11,707 11.5 627.5 108
Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Lloydminster (portion) 24.04 19,645 18,032 8.9 817.3 43
Medicine Hat 13,301.54 76,522 72,807 5.1 5.8 13
Okotoks 19.63 28,881 24,511 17.8 1,471.0 57
Red Deer 104.73 100,418 90,564 10.9 958.8 6
Strathmore 27.40 13,756 12,305 11.8 502.0 100
Sylvan Lake 24.50 15,302 12,797 19.6 624.5 95
Wetaskiwin 18.31 12,655 12,525 1.0 691.1 112
Wood Buffalo 61,871.37 73,320 66,896 9.6 1.2 15

British Columbia

Statistics Canada recognized 22 census agglomerations within British Columbia in the 2016 Census. Ladysmith was added in 2021.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Campbell River 1,737.71 37,861 36,096 4.9 21.8 40
Chilliwack 1,445.26 101,512 93,882 8.1 70.2 5
Courtenay 596.00 54,157 51,787 4.6 90.9 26
Cranbrook 4,568.01 26,083 25,037 4.2 5.7 66
Dawson Creek 24.37 12,178 11,583 5.1 499.8 113
Duncan 373.71 44,451 43,252 2.8 118.9 31
Fort St. John 620.80 28,396 26,380 7.6 45.7 60
Kamloops 5,668.70 103,811 98,754 5.1 18.3 2
Nanaimo 1,280.84 104,936 98,021 7.1 81.9 1
Nelson 1,224.94 18,307 17,987 1.8 14.9 81
Parksville 81.86 28,922 27,822 4.0 353.3 55
Penticton 1,724.95 43,432 42,361 2.5 25.2 33
Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Port Alberni 1,729.39 25,112 25,465 -1.4 14.5 67
Powell River 800.72 16,783 16,689 0.6 21.0 86
Prince George 17,686.12 86,622 84,232 2.8 4.9 10
Prince Rupert 234.29 12,687 13,052 -2.8 54.2 111
Quesnel 21,751.30 23,146 23,566 -1.8 1.1 71
Salmon Arm 165.57 17,904 17,683 1.2 108.1 84
Squamish 105.59 19,893 17,479 13.8 188.4 74
Terrace 73.91 15,723 15,569 1.0 212.7 93
Vernon 1,042.12 61,334 58,584 4.7 58.9 20
Williams Lake 2,657.80 18,277 18,490 -1.2 6.9 82

Manitoba

Statistics Canada recognized five census agglomerations within Manitoba in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Brandon 2,289.33 58,003 54,847 5.8 25.3 23
Portage la Prairie 24.68 13,304 12,996 2.4 539.1 106
Steinbach 25.59 15,829 13,524 17.0 618.6 91
Thompson 20.79 13,678 12,829 6.6 657.8 101
Winkler 870.08 30,297 26,838 12.9 34.8 54

New Brunswick

Statistics Canada recognized five census agglomerations within New Brunswick in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Bathurst 2,104.04 31,110 31,936 -2.6 14.8 53
Campbellton (portion) 1,155.48 13,114 14,039 -6.6 9.9 92
Edmundston 1,769.64 23,524 23,819 -1.2 13.3 69
Fredericton 4,886.40 101,760 98,320 3.5 17.7 4
Miramichi 7,578.93 27,523 28,115 -2.1 3.6 64

Newfoundland and Labrador

Statistics Canada recognized four census agglomerations within Newfoundland and Labrador in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Bay Roberts 103.66 11,083 10,871 2.0 106.9 115
Corner Brook 1,140.20 31,917 31,417 1.6 28.0 48
Gander 2,427.35 13,234 12,683 4.3 5.5 107
Grand Falls-Windsor 54.67 14,171 13,725 3.2 259.2 98

Northwest Territories

Statistics Canada recognized one census agglomeration within the Northwest Territories in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Yellowknife 105.47 19,569 19,234 1.7 185.5 76

Nova Scotia

Statistics Canada recognized four census agglomerations within Nova Scotia in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Cape Breton 2,467.74 98,722 101,619 -2.9 40.0 7
Kentville 609.73 26,222 26,359 -0.5 43.0 65
New Glasgow 2,067.03 34,487 35,809 -3.7 16.7 44
Truro 2,733.13 45,753 45,888 -0.3 16.7 30

Nunavut

Statistics Canada recognized no census agglomerations within Nunavut in the 2016 Census.

Ontario

Statistics Canada recognized 29 census agglomerations within Ontario in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Arnprior 268.83 15,973 15,485 3.2 59.4 89
Brockville 893.23 38,553 39,024 -1.2 43.2 39
Carleton Place 769.11 31,451 29,180 7.8 40.9 51
Centre Wellington 407.54 28,191 26,693 5.6 69.2 62
Chatham-Kent 2,470.52 102,042 104,075 -2.0 41.3 3
Cobourg 22.36 19,440 18,519 5.0 869.3 77
Collingwood 33.78 21,793 19,241 13.3 645.1 72
Cornwall 509.14 59,699 58,957 1.3 117.3 21
Elliot Lake 714.65 10,741 11,348 -5.3 15.0 117
Hawkesbury (portion) 9.62 10,263 10,551 -2.7 1,067.3 114
Ingersoll 12.75 12,757 12,146 5.0 1,000.7 110
Kawartha Lakes 30,834.38 75,423 73,219 3.0 24.5 14
Kenora 211.59 15,096 15,348 -1.6 71.3 96
Leamington 508.84 49,147 49,765 -1.2 96.6 29
Midland 199.99 35,859 35,419 1.2 179.3 41
Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Norfolk 1,607.55 64,044 63,175 1.4 39.8 18
North Bay 5,369.04 70,378 72,241 -2.6 13.1 16
Orillia 28.58 31,186 30,586 1.9 1,090.3 52
Owen Sound 628.64 31,820 32,092 -0.8 50.6 49
Pembroke 565.99 23,269 24,017 -3.1 41.1 70
Petawawa 166.69 17,187 15,988 7.5 103.1 85
Port Hope 278.87 16,753 16,214 3.3 60.1 87
Sarnia 1,118.65 96,151 97,131 -1.0 86.0 8
Sault Ste. Marie 805.60 78,159 79,800 -2.1 97.0 12
Stratford 28.28 31,465 30,903 1.8 1,112.5 50
Tillsonburg 22.33 15,872 15,301 3.7 710.8 90
Timmins 2,978.33 41,788 43,175 -3.2 14.0 35
Wasaga Beach 58.64 20,675 17,537 17.9 352.6 73
Woodstock 48.97 40,902 37,754 8.3 835.3 37

Prince Edward Island

Statistics Canada recognized two census agglomerations within Prince Edward Island in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Charlottetown 917.47 69,325 65,523 5.8 75.6 17
Summerside 92.43 16,587 16,488 0.6 179.5 88

Quebec

Statistics Canada recognized 24 census agglomerations within Quebec in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Alma 341.54 32,849 33,018 -0.5 96.2 46
Baie-Comeau 691.02 27,692 28,465 -2.7 40.1 63
Campbellton (portion) 435.22 2,632 3,322 -20.8 6.0 92
Cowansville 46.89 13,656 12,489 9.3 291.2 102
Dolbeau-Mistassini 718.15 15,673 15,826 -1.0 21.8 94
Drummondville 1,016.64 96,118 91,222 5.4 94.5 9
Granby 494.40 85,056 80,863 5.2 172.0 11
Hawkesbury (portion) 2.87 1,711 1,577 8.5 597.2 114
Joliette 108.80 49,439 46,932 5.3 454.4 27
Lachute 109.96 12,862 12,551 2.5 117.0 104
Matane 663.37 17,926 18,368 -2.4 27.0 82
Rimouski 896.27 55,349 53,711 3.0 61.8 24
Rivière-du-Loup 544.25 28,902 28,987 -0.3 53.1 56
Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Rouyn-Noranda 6,009.86 42,334 41,012 3.2 7.0 34
Saint-Georges 199.27 32,513 31,173 4.3 163.2 47
Saint-Hyacinthe 328.53 59,614 56,794 5.0 181.5 22
Sainte-Marie 107.57 13,565 12,889 5.2 126.1 105
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 107.13 40,745 40,077 1.7 380.3 38
Sept-Îles 1,770.60 28,534 28,487 0.2 16.1 58
Shawinigan 843.38 54,181 54,489 -0.6 64.2 25
Sorel-Tracy 172.63 41,629 41,520 0.3 241.1 36
Thetford Mines 516.04 28,448 28,927 -1.7 55.1 59
Val-d'Or 3,553.91 33,871 33,265 1.8 9.5 45
Victoriaville 153.23 49,151 46,354 6.0 320.8 28

Saskatchewan

Statistics Canada recognized eight census agglomerations within Saskatchewan in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Estevan 795.32 13,615 12,973 4.9 17.1 103
Lloydminster (portion) 1,063.67 14,938 12,766 17.0 14.0 43
Moose Jaw 844.42 35,053 34,421 1.8 41.5 42
North Battleford 855.34 19,623 18,850 4.1 22.9 75
Prince Albert 2,556.05 44,160 43,680 1.1 17.3 32
Swift Current 1,131.74 18,536 17,535 5.7 16.4 80
Weyburn 19.15 10,870 10,484 3.7 567.6 116
Yorkton 844.61 18,905 18,238 3.7 22.4 78

Yukon

Statistics Canada recognized one census agglomeration within Yukon in the 2016 Census.

Name Land area
(km²)
Population
in 2016 in 2011 % change per km² rank
Whitehorse 8,488.95 28,225 26,028 8.4 3.3 61

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This article needs to be updated The reason given is Missing the 2021 Census data Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information August 2024 The tables below list Canada s 117 census agglomerations at the 2016 Census as determined by Statistics Canada up from 113 in the 2011 Census 2016 changesStatistics Canada s review of CMAs and CAs for the 2016 Census resulted in the addition of eight new CAs and the demotion of two CAs and the promotion of two CAs to census metropolitan areas CMAs New census agglomerations Arnprior Ontario Carleton Place Ontario Gander Newfoundland and Labrador Nelson British Columbia Sainte Marie Quebec Wasaga Beach Ontario Weyburn Saskatchewan Winkler Manitoba Promotion to census metropolitan areas Belleville Ontario Lethbridge Alberta Retired census agglomerations Amos Quebec Temiskaming Shores OntarioListsAlberta Statistics Canada recognized fifteen census agglomerations within Alberta in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Brooks 5 931 03 24 662 23 430 5 3 4 2 68 Camrose 42 62 18 742 17 286 8 4 439 8 79 Canmore 69 43 13 992 12 288 13 9 201 5 99 Cold Lake 59 92 14 961 13 839 8 1 249 7 97 Grande Prairie 132 73 63 166 55 655 13 5 475 9 19 High River 21 39 13 584 12 930 5 1 635 1 104 Lacombe 20 81 13 057 11 707 11 5 627 5 108 Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Lloydminster portion 24 04 19 645 18 032 8 9 817 3 43 Medicine Hat 13 301 54 76 522 72 807 5 1 5 8 13 Okotoks 19 63 28 881 24 511 17 8 1 471 0 57 Red Deer 104 73 100 418 90 564 10 9 958 8 6 Strathmore 27 40 13 756 12 305 11 8 502 0 100 Sylvan Lake 24 50 15 302 12 797 19 6 624 5 95 Wetaskiwin 18 31 12 655 12 525 1 0 691 1 112 Wood Buffalo 61 871 37 73 320 66 896 9 6 1 2 15 British Columbia Statistics Canada recognized 22 census agglomerations within British Columbia in the 2016 Census Ladysmith was added in 2021 Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Campbell River 1 737 71 37 861 36 096 4 9 21 8 40 Chilliwack 1 445 26 101 512 93 882 8 1 70 2 5 Courtenay 596 00 54 157 51 787 4 6 90 9 26 Cranbrook 4 568 01 26 083 25 037 4 2 5 7 66 Dawson Creek 24 37 12 178 11 583 5 1 499 8 113 Duncan 373 71 44 451 43 252 2 8 118 9 31 Fort St John 620 80 28 396 26 380 7 6 45 7 60 Kamloops 5 668 70 103 811 98 754 5 1 18 3 2 Nanaimo 1 280 84 104 936 98 021 7 1 81 9 1 Nelson 1 224 94 18 307 17 987 1 8 14 9 81 Parksville 81 86 28 922 27 822 4 0 353 3 55 Penticton 1 724 95 43 432 42 361 2 5 25 2 33 Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Port Alberni 1 729 39 25 112 25 465 1 4 14 5 67 Powell River 800 72 16 783 16 689 0 6 21 0 86 Prince George 17 686 12 86 622 84 232 2 8 4 9 10 Prince Rupert 234 29 12 687 13 052 2 8 54 2 111 Quesnel 21 751 30 23 146 23 566 1 8 1 1 71 Salmon Arm 165 57 17 904 17 683 1 2 108 1 84 Squamish 105 59 19 893 17 479 13 8 188 4 74 Terrace 73 91 15 723 15 569 1 0 212 7 93 Vernon 1 042 12 61 334 58 584 4 7 58 9 20 Williams Lake 2 657 80 18 277 18 490 1 2 6 9 82 Manitoba Statistics Canada recognized five census agglomerations within Manitoba in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Brandon 2 289 33 58 003 54 847 5 8 25 3 23 Portage la Prairie 24 68 13 304 12 996 2 4 539 1 106 Steinbach 25 59 15 829 13 524 17 0 618 6 91 Thompson 20 79 13 678 12 829 6 6 657 8 101 Winkler 870 08 30 297 26 838 12 9 34 8 54 New Brunswick Statistics Canada recognized five census agglomerations within New Brunswick in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Bathurst 2 104 04 31 110 31 936 2 6 14 8 53 Campbellton portion 1 155 48 13 114 14 039 6 6 9 9 92 Edmundston 1 769 64 23 524 23 819 1 2 13 3 69 Fredericton 4 886 40 101 760 98 320 3 5 17 7 4 Miramichi 7 578 93 27 523 28 115 2 1 3 6 64 Newfoundland and Labrador Statistics Canada recognized four census agglomerations within Newfoundland and Labrador in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Bay Roberts 103 66 11 083 10 871 2 0 106 9 115 Corner Brook 1 140 20 31 917 31 417 1 6 28 0 48 Gander 2 427 35 13 234 12 683 4 3 5 5 107 Grand Falls Windsor 54 67 14 171 13 725 3 2 259 2 98 Northwest Territories Statistics Canada recognized one census agglomeration within the Northwest Territories in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Yellowknife 105 47 19 569 19 234 1 7 185 5 76 Nova Scotia Statistics Canada recognized four census agglomerations within Nova Scotia in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Cape Breton 2 467 74 98 722 101 619 2 9 40 0 7 Kentville 609 73 26 222 26 359 0 5 43 0 65 New Glasgow 2 067 03 34 487 35 809 3 7 16 7 44 Truro 2 733 13 45 753 45 888 0 3 16 7 30 Nunavut Statistics Canada recognized no census agglomerations within Nunavut in the 2016 Census Ontario Statistics Canada recognized 29 census agglomerations within Ontario in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Arnprior 268 83 15 973 15 485 3 2 59 4 89 Brockville 893 23 38 553 39 024 1 2 43 2 39 Carleton Place 769 11 31 451 29 180 7 8 40 9 51 Centre Wellington 407 54 28 191 26 693 5 6 69 2 62 Chatham Kent 2 470 52 102 042 104 075 2 0 41 3 3 Cobourg 22 36 19 440 18 519 5 0 869 3 77 Collingwood 33 78 21 793 19 241 13 3 645 1 72 Cornwall 509 14 59 699 58 957 1 3 117 3 21 Elliot Lake 714 65 10 741 11 348 5 3 15 0 117 Hawkesbury portion 9 62 10 263 10 551 2 7 1 067 3 114 Ingersoll 12 75 12 757 12 146 5 0 1 000 7 110 Kawartha Lakes 30 834 38 75 423 73 219 3 0 24 5 14 Kenora 211 59 15 096 15 348 1 6 71 3 96 Leamington 508 84 49 147 49 765 1 2 96 6 29 Midland 199 99 35 859 35 419 1 2 179 3 41 Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Norfolk 1 607 55 64 044 63 175 1 4 39 8 18 North Bay 5 369 04 70 378 72 241 2 6 13 1 16 Orillia 28 58 31 186 30 586 1 9 1 090 3 52 Owen Sound 628 64 31 820 32 092 0 8 50 6 49 Pembroke 565 99 23 269 24 017 3 1 41 1 70 Petawawa 166 69 17 187 15 988 7 5 103 1 85 Port Hope 278 87 16 753 16 214 3 3 60 1 87 Sarnia 1 118 65 96 151 97 131 1 0 86 0 8 Sault Ste Marie 805 60 78 159 79 800 2 1 97 0 12 Stratford 28 28 31 465 30 903 1 8 1 112 5 50 Tillsonburg 22 33 15 872 15 301 3 7 710 8 90 Timmins 2 978 33 41 788 43 175 3 2 14 0 35 Wasaga Beach 58 64 20 675 17 537 17 9 352 6 73 Woodstock 48 97 40 902 37 754 8 3 835 3 37 Prince Edward Island Statistics Canada recognized two census agglomerations within Prince Edward Island in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Charlottetown 917 47 69 325 65 523 5 8 75 6 17 Summerside 92 43 16 587 16 488 0 6 179 5 88 Quebec Statistics Canada recognized 24 census agglomerations within Quebec in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Alma 341 54 32 849 33 018 0 5 96 2 46 Baie Comeau 691 02 27 692 28 465 2 7 40 1 63 Campbellton portion 435 22 2 632 3 322 20 8 6 0 92 Cowansville 46 89 13 656 12 489 9 3 291 2 102 Dolbeau Mistassini 718 15 15 673 15 826 1 0 21 8 94 Drummondville 1 016 64 96 118 91 222 5 4 94 5 9 Granby 494 40 85 056 80 863 5 2 172 0 11 Hawkesbury portion 2 87 1 711 1 577 8 5 597 2 114 Joliette 108 80 49 439 46 932 5 3 454 4 27 Lachute 109 96 12 862 12 551 2 5 117 0 104 Matane 663 37 17 926 18 368 2 4 27 0 82 Rimouski 896 27 55 349 53 711 3 0 61 8 24 Riviere du Loup 544 25 28 902 28 987 0 3 53 1 56 Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Rouyn Noranda 6 009 86 42 334 41 012 3 2 7 0 34 Saint Georges 199 27 32 513 31 173 4 3 163 2 47 Saint Hyacinthe 328 53 59 614 56 794 5 0 181 5 22 Sainte Marie 107 57 13 565 12 889 5 2 126 1 105 Salaberry de Valleyfield 107 13 40 745 40 077 1 7 380 3 38 Sept Iles 1 770 60 28 534 28 487 0 2 16 1 58 Shawinigan 843 38 54 181 54 489 0 6 64 2 25 Sorel Tracy 172 63 41 629 41 520 0 3 241 1 36 Thetford Mines 516 04 28 448 28 927 1 7 55 1 59 Val d Or 3 553 91 33 871 33 265 1 8 9 5 45 Victoriaville 153 23 49 151 46 354 6 0 320 8 28 Saskatchewan Statistics Canada recognized eight census agglomerations within Saskatchewan in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Estevan 795 32 13 615 12 973 4 9 17 1 103 Lloydminster portion 1 063 67 14 938 12 766 17 0 14 0 43 Moose Jaw 844 42 35 053 34 421 1 8 41 5 42 North Battleford 855 34 19 623 18 850 4 1 22 9 75 Prince Albert 2 556 05 44 160 43 680 1 1 17 3 32 Swift Current 1 131 74 18 536 17 535 5 7 16 4 80 Weyburn 19 15 10 870 10 484 3 7 567 6 116 Yorkton 844 61 18 905 18 238 3 7 22 4 78 Yukon Statistics Canada recognized one census agglomeration within Yukon in the 2016 Census Name Land area km Population in 2016 in 2011 change per km rank Whitehorse 8 488 95 28 225 26 028 8 4 3 3 61References Population and dwelling counts for census agglomerations 2011 and 2006 censuses Statistics Canada 2012 02 02 Retrieved 2012 03 17 Population and dwelling counts for census 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