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Posthaste: Canada's biggest city plummeted in this North American ranking — in just one year

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By Pamela Heaven Verified
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Pamela Heaven Once the fastest growing metro area in North America, Canada's biggest city has sunk to No. 412 in the ranking in just one year. The Centre for Urban Research and Development at Toronto Metropolitan University has been tracking population growth in Canada and the United States since 2020, and with the exception of the pandemic, Toronto has always come up number one — until 2025.
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Posthaste: Canada's biggest city plummeted in this North American ranking — in just one year

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By Pamela Heaven Verified
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1 day ago Christie Little moved to a small community outside Winnipeg to live under a big prairie sky, where the nights would be lit by a canopy of stars and the quiet disturbed only by the wind. But this winter, she saw a Facebook post about plans to build a hyperscale AI data centre near her home in …
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Posthaste: Canada's biggest city plummeted in this North American ranking — in just one year

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By Pamela Heaven Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Once the fastest growing metro area in North America, Canada's biggest city has sunk to No. 412 in the ranking in just one year. The Centre for Urban Research and Development at Toronto Metropolitan University has been tracking population growth in Canada and the United States since 2020, and with the exception of the pandemic, Toronto has always come up number one — until 2025.
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