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Release date: February 9, 2022 Feedback More information PDF version Start of text box Highlights Municipalities with at least 5,000 inhabitants The municipality of Toronto, the largest in the country, had a population of almost 2.8 million people, while Montréal (1.8 million), Calgary (1.3 million), Edmonton (1 million) and Ottawa (1 million) completed the list of Canada's municipalities home to more than 1 million people. Canada continues to urbanize.
1. Introduction The census is the country’s storyteller. Through good and difficult times, the census has been providing a detailed picture of Canada’s changing mosaic—giving Canadians facts on where we came from, to where we are, and guiding decisions on where we want to be. To respond to the country’s needs and write the next chapter of Canadians’ data foundation, Statistics Canada conducted country-wide engagements.
[Release from The Daily] [Full article in PDF] Since the mid-1990s, Canada’s population growth has changed little, around an average of 1% per year. However, this stability at the national level masks many recent changes in the population growth of the provinces and territories and the factors underlying this growth.
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