One in a Krillion +100Red DeerCleared this prompt's bar by 844 people in the 2021 census.Deep Cut +85AjaxBrantfordCambridgeCape BretonRegional municipality around Sydney crossed 100,000 in 2023.Chatham-KentChilliwackClaringtonCoquitlamDeltaEtobicokeToronto's west side, a separate city until amalgamation in 1998.GloucesterFolded into Ottawa in 2001; the name survives on the map.KamloopsKanataOttawa's tech suburb, incorporated as a city from 1978 to 2000.LangleyLethbridgeLévisLongueuilMaple RidgeMiltonNepeanOttawa absorbed this 187,000-person city in the 2001 amalgamation.North YorkMel Lastman ran it as its own city until the 1998 merger.PickeringRichmond HillSaanichSaguenaySaint-Jean-sur-RichelieuSaint-LaurentMerged into Montreal in 2002, now a borough of 104,000.ScarboroughIndependent city until 1998; 630,000 people still write it on envelopes.Strathcona CountySherwood Park's specialized municipality, 107,345 people in 2025.TerrebonneTrois-RivièresWhitbyYorkAmalgamated into Toronto in 1998 with 147,000 residents.Rare +60AbbotsfordBarrieBramptonBurlingtonBurnabyGatineauGuelphKelownaKingstonKitchenerLavalMarkhamMonctonCrossed 100,000 in StatCan's July 2025 estimate, 102,378.NanaimoOakvilleOshawaReginaRichmondSaskatoonSherbrookeSt. CatharinesSt. John'sSudburySurreyThunder BayVaughanWaterlooWindsorSchooler +30EdmontonHalifaxHamiltonLondonMississaugaNiagara FallsMunicipality passed 100,000 in StatCan's 2022 estimate, tourists excluded.Quebec CityVictoriaWinnipegPlankton +10CalgaryMontrealOttawaTorontoVancouver
