List of Canadian census agglomerations by province or territory

The tables below list Canada's 114 census agglomerations at the 2011 Census,^[1] as determined by Statistics Canada, up from 111 in the 2006 Census.^[2]

2011 changes

Statistics Canada's review of CMAs and CAs for the 2011 Census resulted in the addition of five new CAs and the retirement of two CAs.^[3] It did not result in the promotion of any CAs to a census metropolitan area (CMA).^[3]

New census agglomerations

Retired census agglomerations

2006 changes

Statistics Canada's review of CMAs and CAs for the 2006 Census resulted in the addition of seven new CAs, the retirement of three CAs, and the promotion of six CAs to CMAs.

New census agglomerations

Retired census agglomerations

Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador
Labrador City, Newfoundland and Labrador
Magog, Quebec (merged with Sherbrooke CMA)

Promoted census agglomerations

Lists

Alberta

Statistics Canada recognized 16 census agglomerations within Alberta in the 2011 Census.^[4]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Brooks	7003593120000000000♠5,931.20	7004234300000000000♠23,430	7004224520000000000♠22,452	4.4	4.0	70
Camrose	7001425000000000000♠42.50	7004172860000000000♠17,286	7004156300000000000♠15,630	10.6	406.7	84
Canmore	7001689000000000000♠68.90	7004122880000000000♠12,288	7004120390000000000♠12,039	2.1	178.4	108
Cold Lake	7001593000000000000♠59.30	7004138390000000000♠13,839	7004119910000000000♠11,991	15.4	233.4	94
Grande Prairie	7001728000000000000♠72.80	7004550320000000000♠55,032	7004471070000000000♠47,107	16.8	755.9	26
High River	7001142700000000000♠14.27	7004129200000000000♠12,920	7004107160000000000♠10,716	20.6	905.5	101
Lacombe	7001208900000000000♠20.89	7004117070000000000♠11,707	7004107520000000000♠10,752	8.9	560.3	111
Lethbridge	7003297562000000000♠2,975.62	7005105999000000000♠105,999	7004951960000000000♠95,196	11.3	35.6	1

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Lloydminster (portion)	7001241900000000000♠24.19	7004180320000000000♠18,032	7004159100000000000♠15,910	13.3	745.6	54
Medicine Hat	7004132886500000000♠13,288.65	7004728070000000000♠72,807	7004688220000000000♠68,822	5.8	5.5	17
Okotoks	7001192409999999999♠19.24	7004245110000000000♠24,511	7004171500000000000♠17,150	42.9	1273.8	68
Red Deer	7002104290000000000♠104.29	7004905640000000000♠90,564	7004831540000000000♠83,154	8.9	868.4	10
Strathmore	7001272800000000000♠27.28	7004123050000000000♠12,305	7004102800000000000♠10,280	19.7	451.0	107
Sylvan Lake	7001168400000000000♠16.84	7004127620000000000♠12,762	7004107030000000000♠10,703	19.2	758.0	103
Wetaskiwin	7001182000000000000♠18.20	7004125250000000000♠12,525	7004116890000000000♠11,689	7.2	688.2	105
Wood Buffalo	7004637829500000000♠63,782.95	7004668960000000000♠66,896	7004526430000000000♠52,643	27.1	1.0	18

British Columbia

Statistics Canada recognized 21 census agglomerations within British Columbia in the 2011 Census.^[5]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Campbell River	7003173737000000000♠1,737.37	7004360960000000000♠36,096	7004347070000000000♠34,707	4.0	20.8	44
Chilliwack	7003122012000099999♠1,220.12	7004923080000000000♠92,308	7004824650000000000♠82,465	11.9	75.7	9
Courtenay	7002625130000000000♠625.13	7004552130000000000♠55,213	7004513830000000000♠51,383	7.5	88.3	25
Cranbrook	7003456803000000000♠4,568.03	7004250370000000000♠25,037	7004241380000000000♠24,138	3.7	5.5	67
Dawson Creek	7001243700000000000♠24.37	7004115830000000000♠11,583	7004109940000000000♠10,994	5.4	475.4	112
Duncan	7002373680000000000♠373.68	7004432520000000000♠43,252	7004413870000000000♠41,387	4.5	115.7	35
Fort St. John	7002620790000000000♠620.80	7004263800000000000♠26,380	7004251360000000000♠25,136	4.9	42.5	63
Kamloops	7003566864000000000♠5,668.64	7004987540000000000♠98,754	7004927970000000000♠92,797	6.4	17.4	4
Nanaimo	7003128084000099999♠1,280.84	7004980210000000000♠98,021	7004923610000000000♠92,361	6.1	76.5	5
Parksville	7001817600000000000♠81.76	7004278220000000000♠27,822	7004265180000000000♠26,518	4.9	340.3	59
Penticton	7003172495000000000♠1,724.95	7004423610000000000♠42,361	7004413030000000000♠41,303	2.6	24.6	38

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Port Alberni	7003172872000000000♠1,728.72	7004254650000000000♠25,465	7004253430000000000♠25,343	0.5	14.7	66
Powell River	7002800720000000000♠800.72	7004166890000000000♠16,689	7004165370000000000♠16,537	0.9	20.8	86
Prince George	7004176865000000000♠17,686.50	7004842320000000000♠84,232	7004832250000000000♠83,225	1.2	4.8	13
Prince Rupert	7002222940000000000♠222.94	7004130520000000000♠13,052	7004133920000000000♠13,392	-2.5	58.5	98
Quesnel	7004142070400000000♠14,207.04	7004220960000000000♠22,096	7004210490000000000♠21,049	5.0	1.6	71
Salmon Arm	7002165570000000000♠165.57	7004176830000000000♠17,683	7004162050000000000♠16,205	9.1	106.8	81
Squamish	7002105590000000000♠105.59	7004174790000000000♠17,479	7004152560000000000♠15,256	14.6	165.5	83
Terrace	7001739100000000000♠73.91	7004155690000000000♠15,569	7004154200000000000♠15,420	1.0	210.6	91
Vernon	7003104081999900000♠1,040.82	7004585840000000000♠58,584	7004554180000000000♠55,418	5.7	56.3	23
Williams Lake	7003265673000000000♠2,656.73	7004184900000000000♠18,490	7004187600000000000♠18,760	-1.4	7.0	77

Manitoba

Statistics Canada recognized four census agglomerations within Manitoba in the 2011 Census.^[6]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Brandon	1,712.46	53,229	48,256	10.3	31.1	28
Portage la Prairie	24.67	12,996	12,728	2.1	526.7	99
Steinbach	25.57	13,524	11,066	22.2	528.9	97
Thompson	3,481.24	12,839	13,446	-4.5	3.7	102

New Brunswick

Statistics Canada recognized five census agglomerations within New Brunswick in the 2011 Census.^[7]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Bathurst	2,292.80	33,484	34,106	-1.8	14.6	49
Campbellton (portion)	1,194.81	14,520	14,816	-2.0	12.2	80
Edmundston	916.85	21,903	22,471	-2.5	23.9	72
Fredericton	4,886.40	94,268	86,226	9.3	19.3	6
Miramichi	7,578.30	28,115	28,773	-2.3	3.7	57

Newfoundland and Labrador

Statistics Canada recognized three census agglomerations within Newfoundland and Labrador in the 2011 Census.^[8]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Bay Roberts	103.71	10,871	10,507	3.5	104.8	114
Corner Brook	267.17	27,202	27,194	0.0	101.8	61
Grand Falls-Windsor	54.67	13,725	13,558	1.2	251.1	95

Northwest Territories

Statistics Canada recognized one census agglomeration within the Northwest Territories in the 2011 Census.^[9]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Yellowknife	105.44	19,234	18,700	2.9	182.4	74

Nova Scotia

Statistics Canada recognized four census agglomerations within Nova Scotia in the 2011 Census.^[10]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Cape Breton	2,470.60	101,619	105,928	-4.1	41.1	3
Kentville	609.76	26,359	25,969	1.5	609.76	64
New Glasgow	2,066.66	35,809	36,288	-1.3	17.3	45
Truro	2,732.69	45,888	45,077	1.8	16.8	34

Nunavut

Statistics Canada recognized no census agglomerations within Nunavut in the 2011 Census.^[11]

Ontario

Statistics Canada recognized 28 census agglomerations within Ontario in the 2011 Census.^[12]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Belleville	7002741360000000000♠741.36	7004925400000000000♠92,540	7004915180000000000♠91,518	1.1	124.8	7
Brockville	7002893440000000000♠893.44	7004390240000000000♠39,024	7004396680000000000♠39,668	-1.6	43.7	42
Centre Wellington	7002407539999900000♠407.53	7004266930000000000♠26,693	7004260490000000000♠26,049	2.5	65.5	62
Chatham-Kent	7003247069000000000♠2,470.69	7005104075000000000♠104,075	7005108589000000000♠108,589	-4.2	42.1	2
Cobourg	7001223700000000000♠22.37	7004185190000000000♠18,519	7004182100000000000♠18,210	1.7	827.8	76
Collingwood	7001334600000000000♠33.46	7004192410000000000♠19,241	7004172900000000000♠17,290	11.3	575.1	73
Cornwall	7002509030000000000♠509.03	7004589570000000000♠58,957	7004584850000000000♠58,485	0.8	115.8	22
Elliot Lake	7002714569999900000♠714.56	7004113480000000000♠11,348	7004115490000000000♠11,549	-1.7	15.9	113
Hawkesbury (portion)	7000946000000000000♠9.46	7004105510000000000♠10,551	7004108690000000000♠10,869	-2.9	1115.6	110
Ingersoll	7001129000000000000♠12.90	7004121460000000000♠12,146	7004117600000000000♠11,760	3.3	941.8	109
Kawartha Lakes	7003308306000000000♠3,083.06	7004732140000000000♠73,214	7004745610000000000♠74,561	-1.8	23.7	16
Kenora	7002211750000000000♠211.75	7004153480000000000♠15,348	7004151770000000000♠15,177	1.1	72.5	92
Leamington	7002508760000000000♠508.76	7004497650000000000♠49,765	7004497410000000000♠49,741	0.0	97.8	30
Midland	7002199940000000000♠199.94	7004354190000000000♠35,419	7004354320000000000♠35,432	0.0	177.2	46
Norfolk	7003160760000000000♠1,607.60	7004631750000000000♠63,175	7004625630000000000♠62,563	1.0	39.3	21

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
North Bay	7002788480000000000♠788.48	7004640430000000000♠64,043	7004634240000000000♠63,424	1.0	81.2	20
Orillia	7002458550000000000♠458.55	7004407310000000000♠40,731	7004405320000000000♠40,532	0.5	88.8	40
Owen Sound	7002628580000000000♠628.58	7004320920000000000♠32,092	7004322590000000000♠32,259	-0.5	51.1	52
Pembroke	7002566790000000000♠566.79	7004240170000000000♠24,017	7004231950000000000♠23,195	3.5	42.4	69
Petawawa	7002164680000000000♠164.68	7004159880000000000♠15,988	7004146510000000000♠14,651	9.1	97.1	90
Port Hope	7002279029999999999♠279.03	7004162140000000000♠16,214	7004163900000000000♠16,390	-1.1	58.1	88
Sarnia	7002799870000000000♠799.87	7004895550000000000♠89,555	7004887930000000000♠88,793	0.9	112.0	11
Sault Ste. Marie	7002805380000000000♠805.38	7004798000000000000♠79,800	7004800980000000000♠80,098	-0.4	99.1	14
Stratford	7001269500000000000♠26.95	7004308860000000000♠30,886	7004305160000000000♠30,516	1.2	1146.0	53
Temiskaming Shores	7002581429999900000♠581.43	7004135660000000000♠13,566	7004136540000000000♠13,654	-0.6	23.3	96
Tillsonburg	7001223400000000000♠22.34	7004153010000000000♠15,301	7004148220000000000♠14,822	3.2	685.1	93
Timmins	7003297915000000000♠2,979.15	7004431650000000000♠43,165	7004429970000000000♠42,997	0.4	14.5	36
Woodstock	7001490000000000000♠49.00	7004377540000000000♠37,754	7004358220000000000♠35,822	5.4	770.5	43

Prince Edward Island

Statistics Canada recognized two census agglomerations within Prince Edward Island in the 2011 Census.^[13]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Charlottetown	798.54	64,487	59,325	8.7	80.8	19
Summerside	91.85	16,488	16,153	2.1	179.5	87

Quebec

Statistics Canada recognized 25 census agglomerations within Quebec in the 2011 Census.^[14]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Alma	7002340350000000000♠340.35	7004330180000000000♠33,018	7004318640000000000♠31,864	3.6	97	51
Amos	7003165099000000000♠1,650.99	7004170900000000000♠17,090	7004171760000000000♠17,176	-0.5	10.4	85
Baie-Comeau	7003113727000000000♠1,137.27	7004287890000000000♠28,789	7004296740000000000♠29,674	-3.0	25.3	55
Campbellton (portion)	7002435140000000000♠435.14	7003332200000000000♠3,322	7003306200000000000♠3,062	8.5	7.6	80
Cowansville	7001460900000000000♠46.09	7004124890000000000♠12,489	7004121820000000000♠12,182	2.5	271.0	106
Dolbeau-Mistassini	7002651790000000000♠651.79	7004160190000000000♠16,019	7004162570000000000♠16,257	-1.5	24.6	89
Drummondville	7002803819999900000♠803.81	7004884800000000000♠88,480	7004829490000000000♠82,949	6.7	110.1	12
Granby	7002396520000000000♠396.52	7004770770000000000♠77,077	7004711760000000000♠71,176	8.3	194.4	15
Hawkesbury (portion)	7000281000000000000♠2.81	7003157700000000000♠1,577	7003139800000000000♠1,398	12.8	560.4	110
Joliette	7002109030000000000♠109.03	7004469320000000000♠46,932	7004433060000000000♠43,306	8.4	430.5	32
Lachute	7002109200000000000♠109.20	7004125510000000000♠12,551	7004118320000000000♠11,832	6.1	114.9	104
Matane	7002662960000000000♠662.96	7004183680000000000♠18,368	7004187090000000000♠18,709	-1.8	27.7	78
Rimouski	7002631220000000000♠631.22	7004509120000000000♠50,912	7004489180000000000♠48,918	4.1	80.7	29
Rivière-du-Loup	7002472910000000000♠472.91	7004277340000000000♠27,734	7004264230000000000♠26,423	5.0	58.6	60

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Rouyn-Noranda	7003643847000000000♠6,438.47	7004417980000000000♠41,798	7004406500000000000♠40,650	2.8	6.5	39
Saint-Georges	7002355620000000000♠355.62	7004346420000000000♠34,642	7004329020000000000♠32,902	5.3	97.4	47
Saint-Hyacinthe	7002326760000000000♠326.76	7004567940000000000♠56,794	7004549760000000000♠54,976	3.3	173.8	24
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	7002225780000000000♠225.78	7004923940000000000♠92,394	7004874920000000000♠87,492	5.6	409.2	8
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield	7002107100000000000♠107.10	7004400770000000000♠40,077	7004396720000000000♠39,672	1.0	374.2	41
Sept-Îles	7003177052000000000♠1,770.52	7004284870000000000♠28,487	7004278270000000000♠27,827	2.4	16.1	56
Shawinigan	7002987140000000000♠987.14	7004550090000000000♠55,009	7004564080000000000♠56,408	-2.5	55.7	27
Sorel-Tracy	7002233780000000000♠233.78	7004477720000000000♠47,772	7004465950000000000♠46,595	2.5	204.3	31
Thetford Mines	7002406980000000000♠406.98	7004279680000000000♠27,968	7004281100000000000♠28,110	-0.5	68.7	58
Val-d'Or	7003355503000000000♠3,555.03	7004332650000000000♠33,265	7004322880000000000♠32,288	3.0	9.4	50
Victoriaville	7002153290000000000♠153.29	7004463540000000000♠46,354	7004431950000000000♠43,195	7.3	302.4	33

Saskatchewan

Statistics Canada recognized seven census agglomerations within Saskatchewan in the 2011 Census.^[15]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Estevan	7002795320000000000♠795.32	7004129730000000000♠12,973	7004118830000000000♠11,883	9.2	16.3	100
Lloydminster (portion)	7003106418000000000♠1,064.18	7004127660000000000♠12,766	7004111130000000000♠11,113	14.9	12.0	54
Moose Jaw	7002844420000000000♠844.42	7004344210000000000♠34,421	7004333600000000000♠33,360	3.2	40.8	48
North Battleford	7003112299000000000♠1,122.99	7004192160000000000♠19,216	7004180810000000000♠18,081	6.3	17.1	75
Prince Albert	7003189149000000000♠1,891.49	7004426730000000000♠42,673	7004407660000000000♠40,766	4.7	22.6	37
Swift Current	7003113174000000000♠1,131.74	7004175350000000000♠17,535	7004165330000000000♠16,533	6.1	15.5	82
Yorkton	7002843370000000000♠843.37	7004182380000000000♠18,238	7004174380000000000♠17,438	4.6	21.6	79

Yukon

Statistics Canada recognized one census agglomeration within Yukon in the 2011 Census.^[16]

Name	Land area (km²)	Population
Name	Land area (km²)	in 2011	in 2006	% change	per km²	rank
Whitehorse	8,488.91	26,028	22,898	13.7	3.1	65

References

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[2011MB-6] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, census metropolitan areas and census agglomerations, 2011 and 2006 censuses (Manitoba)". Statistics Canada. 2012-02-08. Retrieved 2012-03-17.

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List of census agglomerations in Canada (by province or territory)
Provinces	Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Nova Scotia Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan
Territories	Northwest Territories Nunavut Yukon
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