Cities of Canada

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Canada - vast in area, the state, among others, a large number of the population. This situation is caused primarily by the fact that the main part of Canada is located in severe climatic conditions. However, even with relatively large populations in Canada, not a few big cities, the largest of which are Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, I think these names are familiar to everyone.
Canadian cities have an important position in the country, they are concentrated around the main areas of population settlement. Canadian cities are centres of economic and cultural life not only of North America but for the whole planet.

How many cities in Canada?

In Canada is more than 310 towns. In 9 provinces (except Quebec) and 3 territories total number of cities = 160. The city can be recognized if the population is not less than 10 000. Quebec does not distinguish between cities and towns. In Quebec, we can say more than 150 cities. There are 14 capital cities in Canada: Ottawa is the capital of Canada;

What the largest city in Canada?

Toronto is the largest city in Canada. 1. Toronto, Ontario (pop. 5,113,149) 2.Montreal, Quebec (pop. 3,635,571) 3. Vancouver, British Columbia (pop.2,116,581)

The best cities to live

In the top 10 list of the best places to live in the world every year include Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary.

Major Canadian cities are:

Vancouver, Victoria, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Calgary, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, Saskatoon, Toronto, Edmonton. Each of the provinces and territories have a capital city. Therefore,there are thirteen capital cities in Canada. There are fourteen if you count Ottawa, the federal capital.

Population of Canada

Population of Canada : 33 390 141 people (2007). Indigenous people of Canada - Indians, metis and Eskimos, has just over 1 million people (about 3% of the population). Anglo-Canadians represent 44% of the population, French-Canadians - 28%.

Immigration to Canada

Basically population growth is due to immigration. Although the major economic benefits of immigration brings independent, qualified immigrants, half of all entering the country falls under the program of family reunification (spouses, minor children or parents of new Canadians-sponsors). Canada is a country of immigrants. The global reputation of Canada as a highly developed, peaceful and free of ethnic unrest and conflicts of the country where you can raise children in a calm atmosphere, certainly contributes to the growth of immigration into the country