
This is a list of incorporated cities of Canada in alphabetical order by province. More thorough lists of communities are available by province; see the bottom of this page for links. See also list of the 100 largest cities in Canada, List of the 100 largest metropolitan areas in Canada and 100 largest cities and towns in Canada by area ==Alberta== *Airdrie, Alberta *Calgary, Alberta *Camrose, Alberta *Cold Lake, Alberta *Edmonton, Alberta - provincial capital *Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta *Grande Prairie, Alberta *Leduc, Alberta *Lethbridge, Alberta *Lloydminster, Alberta (partly in Saskatchewan) *Medicine Hat, Alberta *Red Deer, Alberta *Spruce Grove, Alberta *St. Albert, Alberta *Wetaskiwin, Alberta see also: ''List of communities in Alberta'' ==British Columbia== List of communities in British Columbia'' ==Manitoba== *Brandon, Manitoba *Dauphin, Manitoba *Flin Flon, Manitoba (partly in Saskatchewan) *Portage la Prairie, Manitoba *Selkirk, Manitoba *Steinbach, Manitoba *Thompson, Manitoba *Winkler, Manitoba *Winnipeg, Manitoba - provincial capital see also: ''List of communities in Manitoba'' ==New Brunswick== *Bathurst, New Brunswick *Campbellton, New Brunswick *Dieppe, New Brunswick *Edmundston, New Brunswick *Fredericton, New Brunswick - provincial capital *Miramichi, New Brunswick *Moncton, New Brunswick *Saint John, New Brunswick see also: ''List of communities in New Brunswick'' ==Newfoundland and Labrador== *Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador *Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador *St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - provincial capital see also: ''List of communities in Newfoundland and Labrador'' ==Nova Scotia== ''Nova Scotia no longer has any cities, they were amalgamated into Regional Municipality.'' *Halifax, Nova Scotia - provincial capital, now part of the Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia *Sydney, Nova Scotia - former city, now part of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia see also: ''List of communities in Nova Scotia'' ==Ontario== List of communities in Ontario'' ==Prince Edward Island== *Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - provincial capital *Summerside, Prince Edward Island see also: ''List of communities in Prince Edward Island'' ==Quebec== ''Quebec has no cities, instead it has "Ville" which in the French language can mean city or town''
List of communities in Quebec'' ==Saskatchewan== *Estevan, Saskatchewan *Flin Flon, Saskatchewan (mostly in Manitoba) *Humboldt, Saskatchewan *Lloydminster, Alberta/Saskatchewan (partly in Alberta) *Melfort, Saskatchewan *Melville, Saskatchewan *Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan *North Battleford, Saskatchewan *Prince Albert, Saskatchewan *Regina, Saskatchewan - provincial capital *Saskatoon, Saskatchewan *Swift Current, Saskatchewan *Weyburn, Saskatchewan *Yorkton, Saskatchewan see also: ''List of communities in Saskatchewan'' ==Northwest Territories== *Yellowknife, Northwest Territories - territorial capital see also: ''List of communities in the Northwest Territories'' ==Nunavut== *Iqaluit, Nunavut (Town) - territorial capital see also: ''List of communities in Nunavut'' ==Yukon== *Whitehorse, Yukon - territorial capital see also: ''List of communities in Yukon'' == External links == *[http://www.world-gazetteer.com/s/p_ca.htm Map] *[http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/atlas/ The Canadian Atlas Online] Lists of cities Cities in Canada
Currently, this page is a mess. I think that this page should be a list of Canada's larger cities in alphabetical order, not by province and territory, since we already have lists of cities by province and territory (to which this page should link). If there are no objections, I'll effect this rearrangement. - User:Montrealais This is a nice rearrangement, Montrealais, and my next comment may be baised as an Ontarioan, but Brampton and Mississauga, Ontario are 350,000 and 600,000 people strong respectively. Yes, they are part of the GTA, but we are in a seperate municipality than the megacity, we have a much different suburban culture than about 82% (a guess) of the population. Would it be possible for an indented section underneath, like so? Toronto, Ontario :Brampton, Ontario :Mississauga, Ontario User:zanimum :Does Mississauga still exist? I thought it became part of the megacity. At any rate, I'd prefer that if you want to add Brampton, you do so under B. I'm worried that another hierarchical list will end up in the chaos that was here before, and would be difficult to interpret to boot ("should Hamilton go under Toronto, or not?") - User:Montrealais :Gee, it's not part of the megacity - well, I'll be dipped. I added Brampton and Mississauga in alphabetical order. BTW, other large cities that are part of major metropolitan areas (such as Gatineau, Quebec are already there, in alphabetical order.) - User:Montrealais == Winkler, Manitoba == Winkler was given city status on 2002-04-07. Winkler's official web site history page: http://www.mywinkler.com/historical.html I couldn't find any pages at gov.mb.ca about the upgrade, but their site refers to "City of Winkler" since that date; eg: http://www.communityprofiles.mb.ca/cgi-bin/csd/index.cgi?id=4603050 --User:Mzajac 00:56, 2004 Aug 14 (UTC) == No cities in Nova Scotia? == What does it mean that there are no longer any cities in Nova Scotia? If that is correct, then it needs some kind of explanation... :That is correct, there are no longer any cities. There are RM's however. - User:Earl Andrew 23:17, 9 Mar 2005 (UTC)
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This is a list of incorporated cities of Canada in alphabetical order by province. More thorough lists of communities are available by province; see the bottom of this page for links. See also list of the 100 largest cities in Canada, List of the 100 largest metropolitan areas in Canada and 100 largest cities and towns in Canada by area ==Alberta== *Airdrie, Alberta *Calgary, Alberta *Camrose, Alberta *Cold Lake, Alberta *Edmonton, Alberta - provincial capital *Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta *Grande Prairie, Alberta *Leduc, Alberta *Lethbridge, Alberta *Lloydminster, Alberta (partly in Saskatchewan) *Medicine Hat, Alberta *Red Deer, Alberta *Spruce Grove, Alberta *St. Albert, Alberta *Wetaskiwin, Alberta see also: ''List of communities in Alberta'' ==British Columbia== List of communities in British Columbia'' ==Manitoba== *Brandon, Manitoba *Dauphin, Manitoba *Flin Flon, Manitoba (partly in Saskatchewan) *Portage la Prairie, Manitoba *Selkirk, Manitoba *Steinbach, Manitoba *Thompson, Manitoba *Winkler, Manitoba *Winnipeg, Manitoba - provincial capital see also: ''List of communities in Manitoba'' ==New Brunswick== *Bathurst, New Brunswick *Campbellton, New Brunswick *Dieppe, New Brunswick *Edmundston, New Brunswick *Fredericton, New Brunswick - provincial capital *Miramichi, New Brunswick *Moncton, New Brunswick *Saint John, New Brunswick see also: ''List of communities in New Brunswick'' ==Newfoundland and Labrador== *Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador *Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador *St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - provincial capital see also: ''List of communities in Newfoundland and Labrador'' ==Nova Scotia== ''Nova Scotia no longer has any cities, they were amalgamated into Regional Municipality.'' *Halifax, Nova Scotia - provincial capital, now part of the Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia *Sydney, Nova Scotia - former city, now part of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia see also: ''List of communities in Nova Scotia'' ==Ontario== List of communities in Ontario'' ==Prince Edward Island== *Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - provincial capital *Summerside, Prince Edward Island see also: ''List of communities in Prince Edward Island'' ==Quebec== ''Quebec has no cities, instead it has "Ville" which in the French language can mean city or town''
List of communities in Quebec'' ==Saskatchewan== *Estevan, Saskatchewan *Flin Flon, Saskatchewan (mostly in Manitoba) *Humboldt, Saskatchewan *Lloydminster, Alberta/Saskatchewan (partly in Alberta) *Melfort, Saskatchewan *Melville, Saskatchewan *Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan *North Battleford, Saskatchewan *Prince Albert, Saskatchewan *Regina, Saskatchewan - provincial capital *Saskatoon, Saskatchewan *Swift Current, Saskatchewan *Weyburn, Saskatchewan *Yorkton, Saskatchewan see also: ''List of communities in Saskatchewan'' ==Northwest Territories== *Yellowknife, Northwest Territories - territorial capital see also: ''List of communities in the Northwest Territories'' ==Nunavut== *Iqaluit, Nunavut (Town) - territorial capital see also: ''List of communities in Nunavut'' ==Yukon== *Whitehorse, Yukon - territorial capital see also: ''List of communities in Yukon'' == External links == *[http://www.world-gazetteer.com/s/p_ca.htm Map] *[http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/atlas/ The Canadian Atlas Online] Lists of cities Cities in Canada
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Currently, this page is a mess. I think that this page should be a list of Canada's larger cities in alphabetical order, not by province and territory, since we already have lists of cities by province and territory (to which this page should link). If there are no objections, I'll effect this rearrangement. - User:Montrealais This is a nice rearrangement, Montrealais, and my next comment may be baised as an Ontarioan, but Brampton and Mississauga, Ontario are 350,000 and 600,000 people strong respectively. Yes, they are part of the GTA, but we are in a seperate municipality than the megacity, we have a much different suburban culture than about 82% (a guess) of the population. Would it be possible for an indented section underneath, like so? Toronto, Ontario :Brampton, Ontario :Mississauga, Ontario User:zanimum :Does Mississauga still exist? I thought it became part of the megacity. At any rate, I'd prefer that if you want to add Brampton, you do so under B. I'm worried that another hierarchical list will end up in the chaos that was here before, and would be difficult to interpret to boot ("should Hamilton go under Toronto, or not?") - User:Montrealais :Gee, it's not part of the megacity - well, I'll be dipped. I added Brampton and Mississauga in alphabetical order. BTW, other large cities that are part of major metropolitan areas (such as Gatineau, Quebec are already there, in alphabetical order.) - User:Montrealais == Winkler, Manitoba == Winkler was given city status on 2002-04-07. Winkler's official web site history page: http://www.mywinkler.com/historical.html I couldn't find any pages at gov.mb.ca about the upgrade, but their site refers to "City of Winkler" since that date; eg: http://www.communityprofiles.mb.ca/cgi-bin/csd/index.cgi?id=4603050 --User:Mzajac 00:56, 2004 Aug 14 (UTC) == No cities in Nova Scotia? == What does it mean that there are no longer any cities in Nova Scotia? If that is correct, then it needs some kind of explanation... :That is correct, there are no longer any cities. There are RM's however. - User:Earl Andrew 23:17, 9 Mar 2005 (UTC)
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