List of twin towns and sister cities in Canada

This is a list of sister cities in Canada. This is a subset of the worldwide List of twin towns and sister cities. As well Canada also has Canada Provincial/State Twinning Relationships.[1][2][3]

Alberta

Alberta

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1][2]

China :Heilongjiang, China (1981)

Japan :Hokkaido, Japan (1980)

Scotland  :Airdrie, Scotland, United Kingdom [4]

 South Korea  :Gwacheon[5]

[6]

[7][8]

Germany :Hügelsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Canada :Gatineau, Quebec[lower-alpha 2][12]

China :Harbin, Heilongjiang, China[12]

United States :Nashville, Tennessee, United States[13]

South Korea :Wonju, Gwandong, South Korea[14]

Netherlands :Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands[15]

Canada :Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada[16]

British Columbia

British Columbia

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1]

China :Guangdong, China (1995)

Japan : Fukagawa, Hokkaidō, Japan[17]

[18]

China :Zhongshan, Guangdong, China

Japan :Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan

United States :Mesa, Arizona, United States

South Korea :Hwaseong, Gyeonggi, South Korea

Japan : Ishikari, Japan (1983)[19]

[20]

[21]

China :Foshan, China

South Korea :Paju, South Korea

Japan :Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan[22]

[23]

Japan :Kasugai, Japan

Netherlands :Veendam, Netherlands

Zambia :Senanga, Zambia

United States : Lynden, Washington, United States[24][25]

Japan Moriguchi, Osaka, Japan[26][27]–1963 was the first Sister City agreement between Canadian and Japanese cities. (Subject to research confirmation)

Philippines Quezon City, Philippines[27] The agreement was signed in 1991.[28]

China Lijiang, Yunnan, China[27]

China Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China[27]

China Yunfu, Guangdong, China[27]

Japan : Chiba City, Japan [29]

Japan :Ikeda, Hokkaido, Japan[30]

Japan :Shiraoi, Hokkaido, Japan[31]

Japan : Wakayama, Japan[32]

Japan :Inashiki, Ibaraki, Japan[33]

[34]

 Japan :Kōtō, Japan

 China :Zhuhai, China

 China :Ningbo, China

 South Korea :Dongjak, South Korea

 China :Taicang, China

 India :Ludhiana, India

 India :Jalandhar, India

 China :Jincheng, China

[35]

Ukraine :Odessa, Ukraine

Japan :Yokohama, Japan

Scotland :Edinburgh, Scotland

China :Guangzhou, China

United States :Los Angeles, California, United States

[36]

India :Anandpur Sahib, India

Austria :Frankenburg am Hausruck, Austria

United States :Modesto, California, United States

Canada :Saint-Lambert, Quebec, Canada

Italy :Tavullia, Italy

Japan :Tome, Miyagi, Japan

[37]

Russia :Khabarovsk, Russia

New Zealand :Napier, New Zealand

Japan :Morioka, Japan

China :Suzhou, China

Manitoba

Manitoba

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1]

China :Henan, China (1994)

New Brunswick

New Brunswick

United States :Lafayette, Louisiana, United States[40]

Italy :Parma, Italy[41]

Canada :North Bay, Ontario, Canada[42]

Slovenia : Koper, Slovenia[43][44]

China : Shantou, Guangdong, China[45]

Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador

Portugal :Ílhavo, Portugal[46]

Republic of Ireland :Waterford, Ireland[47]

Canada :Castlegar, British Columbia, Canada[20]

Northwest Territories

Northwest Territories

United States Reno, Nevada, United States[48]

United States Fairbanks, Alaska, United States[48]

Russia Yakutsk, Russia[48]

Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Japan :Hakodate, Japan[49][50]

Mexico :Campeche, Mexico[51]

United States :Norfolk, Virginia, United States.[52]

United States :Cooperstown, New York, United States[53]

Ontario

Ontario

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1]

China :Jiangsu, China (1984)

Sweden :Leksand, Sweden[54]

Wales :Bala, Wales[55]

Germany : Zweibrücken, Germany [56]

England : Borough of Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England[57]

[58]

Germany :Lahr, Germany

South Korea :Gunpo, South Korea

China :Zhucheng, People's Republic of China

[59] [60]

United States : Miami Beach, Florida, United States

United States : Plano, Texas, United States

Portugal :Ribeira Grande, Azores, Portugal

China :Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China

England :Brampton, England

Philippines :Marikina, Philippines

South Korea :Gapyeong, South Korea

China :Fangshan District (Funhill), Beijing, China

Poland :Ostrów Wielkopolski, Poland[61]

United States :Ontario, California, United States[62]

[63]

Netherlands :Apeldoorn, Netherlands

Japan :Itabashi, Japan

[64]

United States :Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Scotland :Comrie, Scotland

[65]

United States :Boone, North Carolina, United States

Mexico :Zihuatanejo, Mexico

Japan :Katano, Japan

England :Coventry, England[66]

[67]

United Kingdom :Blairgowrie and Rattray, Scotland

United States :Pleasanton, California, United States

Italy :Castelfranco Veneto, Italy[68]

China :Ma'anshan, China[70]

India :Mangalore, India[71]

Mexico :Monterrey, Mexico[72]

Italy :Racalmuto, Italy[73]

United States :Sarasota, Florida, United States[74]

Canada :Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada[75]

Italy :Valle Peligna, Italy[76]

China :Nanjing, China[77]

China :Huadu, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China[78]

China :Wuhan, Hubei, China[79]

Philippines :Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, Philippines[80]

Japan :Kariya, Aichi, Japan[81]

Canada :Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada[82]

Canada :Dorval, Quebec, Canada[83]

Japan :Neyagawa, Japan[84]

China :Beijing, China[85]

Egypt :Cairo, Egypt[86]

Italy :Catania, Italy[87]

[88]

United States :Miamisburg, Ohio, United States

Jamaica :Ocho Rios, Jamaica

China :Dayi County, China

[89]

Scotland :Perth, Perth & Kinross, Scotland

Japan : Asago, Hyogo, Japan

United States :Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States[90]

[91][92]

Israel : Netanya, Israel

United States : Lakeland, Florida, United States

China : Shijiazhuang, China

[93]

Republic of Ireland : County Louth, Ireland

Finland : Forssa, Finland

Portugal : Maia, Portugal

United States : Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, United States (also twin city)

Russia :Krasnoyarsk, Russia[94]

Trinidad and Tobago :Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago[95]

[96] which are selected based on economic, cultural and political criteria.

[97]

Italy : Sora, Italy

Israel : Ramla, Israel

Japan : Sanjō, Japan

China : Yangzhou, China

Philippines : Baguio, Philippines

Italy : Delia, Italy

Italy : Lanciano, Italy

New Zealand : Warkworth, New Zealand[98]

[99]

China: Changchun, China

England: Coventry, England

Japan: Fujisawa, Japan

Canada: Granby, Quebec, Canada

South Korea: Gunsan, South Korea

Poland: Lublin, Poland

Germany: Mannheim, Germany

El Salvador: Las Vueltas, El Salvador

Republic of Macedonia: Ohrid, Macedonia

France: Saint-Étienne, France

Mexico: Saltillo, Mexico

Italy: Udine, Italy

[100]

United States :Sylvania, Ohio, United States

Italy :Pesche, Italy

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1]

China :Hainan, China (2001)

Scotland :Stirling, Scotland[101]

Quebec

Quebec

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1]

China :Shandong, China (2008)[102][103]

China :Shanghai, China (2011)

France :Ornans, France[104]

France :Angoulême, France[105]

Israel :Ashkelon[106]

[107]

France :La Roche-sur-Yon, France

Belgium :Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium

France :Community of Communes Ackerland and Kochersberg, France

Canada Edmonton, Alberta, Canada[lower-alpha 2][12]

Canada :Windsor, Ontario, Canada[99]

England :Coventry, England[108][66]

Israel : Kiryat Shmona[109]

France :Dourdan, France[110]

United States :Farmington, Maine, United States[111]

[112]

France :Laval, France

Israel :Petah Tikva, Israel

France :Nice, France

France :Grenoble, Frane

China :Mudanjiang, China

Italy :Padua, Italy

United States : Lafayette, Louisiana, United States[113]

Algeria :Algiers, Algeria[114]

Belgium :Brussels, Belgium[115]

South Korea :Busan, South Korea – 2000[116][117]

Republic of Ireland :Dublin, Ireland[118][119]

Vietnam :Hanoi, Vietnam[120]

Japan :Hiroshima, Japan[121]

India :Lucknow, India[122]

France :Lyon, France[123]

Philippines :Manila, Philippines[124]

Haiti :Port-au-Prince, Haiti[120]

El Salvador :San Salvador, El Salvador[120]

China :Shanghai, China[125]

Armenia :Yerevan, Armenia[126]

France :Paris, France – 2006[127]

[128]

France :Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine, France

Canada :Calgary, Alberta, Canada

France :Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France

China :Changchun, China

Mexico :Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico

Vietnam :Huế, Vietnam

Belgium :Liège, Belgium

Uruguay :Montevideo, Uruguay

Belgium :Namur, Belgium

Burkina Faso :Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

France :Paris, France

Russia :St. Petersburg, Russia

China :Xi'an, China

France :Saint-Nazaire, France[129]

Canada :Vernon, British Columbia, Canada[130]

United States :Marblehead, Massachusetts, United States[131][132]

France :La Flèche, France[133]

France :Mérignac, France[134]

Canada :Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada[16]

France :Saint-Jean-d'Angély, France[135]

Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan

  • Provincial Twinning Relationships:[1]

China :Jilin, China (1984)

Yukon

Yukon

France :Lancieux, France[136]

Japan :Ushiku, Japan[137][138]

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Footnotes

  1. Now part of Cold Lake, Alberta. Still holds a sister city in Germany separate from Cold Lake.
  2. 1 2 Originally named Hull, Quebec until January 1, 2002 See:2000–06 municipal reorganization in Quebec
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