List of towns in Canada

This is a list of towns in Canada. Only municipalities currently incorporated as towns are listed here.

Alberta

Alberta has 107 towns.

Towns in Alberta
Name	Specialized/rural municipality[1]	Incorporation date (town)[2]	Population (2011)[3]	Population (2006)[3]	Change (%)[3]	Land area (km²)[3]	Population density (per km²)[3]
Athabasca[N 1]	St. Paul No. 19, County of	December 15, 1936	5,400	5,106	5.8	7.89	684.7
Stavely	Willow Creek No. 26, M.D. of	May 25, 1912	505	435	16.1	1.62	311.3
Stettler	Stettler No. 6, County of	November 23, 1906	5,748	5,445	5.6	13.12	438.2
Stony Plain	Parkland County	December 10, 1908	15,051	12,363	21.7	35.61	422.7
Strathmore	Wheatland County	July 6, 1911	12,305	10,280	19.7	27.28	451.0
Sundre	Mountain View County	January 1, 1956	2,610	2,523	3.4	11.16	233.9
Swan Hills	Big Lakes County	January 1, 1967	1,465	1,645	−10.9	25.44	57.6
Sylvan Lake	Red Deer County	May 20, 1946	12,327	10,250	20.3	15.62	789.4
Taber	Taber, M.D. of	July 1, 1907	8,104	7,591	6.8	15.09	537.2
Three Hills	Kneehill County	January 1, 1929	3,198	3,089	3.5	5.63	567.8
Tofield	Beaver County	September 10, 1909	2,182	1,876	16.3	8.17	267.1
Trochu	Kneehill County	August 1, 1962	1,072	1,005	6.7	2.82	380.1
Turner Valley	Foothills No. 31, M.D. of	September 1, 1977	2,167	1,908	13.6	5.45	397.6
Two Hills	Two Hills No. 21, County of	January 1, 1955	1,379	1,047	31.7	3.31	416.3
Valleyview	Greenview No. 16, M.D. of	February 5, 1957	1,761	1,725	2.1	9.66	182.2
Vauxhall	Taber, M.D. of	January 1, 1961	1,288	1,069	20.5	2.88	447.6
Vegreville	Minburn No. 27, County of	August 15, 1906	5,717	5,519	3.6	13.92	410.6
Vermilion	Vermilion River, County of	August 27, 1906	3,930	4,036	−2.6	13.69	287.0
Viking	Beaver County	November 10, 1952	1,041	1,085	−4.1	3.76	277.1
Vulcan	Vulcan County	June 15, 1921	1,836	1,940	−5.4	6.58	279.0
Wainwright	Wainwright No. 61, M.D. of	July 14, 1910	5,925	5,426	9.2	8.91	665.4
Wembley	Grande Prairie No. 1, County of	August 1, 1980	1,383	1,443	−4.2	4.54	304.8
Westlock	Westlock County	January 7, 1947	4,823	5,008	−3.7	13.57	355.3
Whitecourt	Woodlands County	December 20, 1971	9,605	8,971	7.1	26.14	367.4
Total towns	–	–	437,006	394,739	10.7	1,241.04	352.1

Notes:

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   Kananaskis Improvement District^[4] June 1, 1966 12,288 12,039 2.1 68.90 178.4 Cardston Cardston County July 2, 1901 3,580 3,452 3.7 8.64 414.1 Carstairs Mountain View County September 1, 1966 3,442 2,699 27.5 11.53 298.4 Castor Paintearth No. 18, County of June 27, 1910 932 931 0.1 2.72 343.1 Claresholm Willow Creek No. 26, M.D. of August 31, 1905 3,758 3,700 1.6 9.08 414.0 Coaldale Lethbridge County January 7, 1952 7,493 6,177 21.3 7.95 942.8 Coalhurst Lethbridge County June 1, 1995 1,963 1,523 28.9 2.39 820.3 Cochrane Rocky View County February 15, 1971 17,580 13,760 27.8 30.03 585.5 Coronation Paintearth No. 18, County of April 29, 1912 947 1,015 −6.7 3.73 253.6 Crossfield Rocky View County August 1, 1980 2,853 2,668 6.9 11.87 240.3 Daysland Flagstaff County April 2, 1907 807 818 −1.3 1.75 461.2 Devon Leduc County February 24, 1950 6,510 6,261 4.0 11.72 555.6 Didsbury Mountain View County September 27, 1906 4,957 4,305 15.1 16.08 308.2 Drayton Valley Brazeau County February 1, 1957 7,049 6,893 2.3 12.27 574.3 Drumheller^{[N 2]} December 1, 1919 6,729 6,315 6.6 25.92 259.6 Penhold Red Deer County September 1, 1980 2,375 1,971 20.5 5.33 445.3 Picture Butte Lethbridge County January 1, 1960 1,650 1,592 3.6 2.90 569.5 Pincher Creek Pincher Creek No. 9, M.D. of May 12, 1906 3,685 3,625 1.7 10.19 361.6 Ponoka Ponoka County October 15, 1904 6,773 6,576 3.0 13.05 519.2 Provost Provost No. 52, M.D. of December 29, 1952 2,041 2,072 −1.5 4.93 413.8 Rainbow Lake Mackenzie County September 1, 1995 870 965 −9.8 11.04 78.8 Raymond Warner No. 5, County of July 1, 1903 3,743 3,225 16.1 6.85 546.1 Redcliff Cypress County August 5, 1912 5,588 5,116 9.2 16.20 344.9 Redwater Sturgeon County December 31, 1950 1,915 2,202 −13.0 20.12 95.2 Rimbey Ponoka County December 13, 1948 2,378 2,252 5.6 11.34 209.7 Rocky Mountain House Clearwater County August 31, 1939 6,933 6,874 0.9 12.99 533.6 Sedgewick Flagstaff County May 1, 1966 857 891 −3.8 2.60 329.1 Sexsmith Grande Prairie No. 1, County of October 15, 1979 2,418 1,969 22.8 13.43 180.1 Slave Lake Lesser Slave River No. 124, M.D. of August 2, 1965 6,782 6,703 1.2 14.18 478.4 Smoky Lake Smoky Lake County February 1, 1962 1,022 1,010 1.2 4.20 243.5 Spirit River Spirit River No. 133, M.D. of September 18, 1951 1,025 1,148 −10.7 2.81 365.4 St. Paul<ref group='N'>St. Paul was formerly known as St. Paul de Métis prior to December 15, 1932.
2. Drumheller originally incorporated as a city on April 3, 1930 but reverted from city status as a result of its amalgamation with the M.D. of Badlands No. 7 in 1998.^[2]</ref> || Kneehill County
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   January 1, 1998 ||align=center| 8,029 ||align=center| 7,932 ||align=center| 1.2 ||align=center| 107.93 ||align=center| 74.4 Eckville Lacombe County July 1, 1966 1,125 951 18.3 1.58 710.8 Edson Yellowhead County September 21, 1911 8,475 8,098 4.7 29.58 286.5 Elk Point St. Paul No. 19, County of January 1, 1962 1,412 1,487 −5.0 4.88 289.1 Fairview Fairview No. 136, M.D. of April 25, 1949 3,162 3,297 −4.1 11.30 279.8 Falher Smoky River No. 130, M.D. of January 1, 1955 1,075 941 14.2 2.87 374.7 Fort Macleod^{[N 3]} Northern Lights, County of
   Northern Sunrise County
   Peace No. 135, M.D. of<ref name='PeaceRiver'>"Census Profile - Map : Peace River, Town (Census Subdivision), Alberta". Statistics Canada. March 22, 2013. Retrieved May 21, 2013.
3. Fort Macleod was formerly known as Macleod prior to April 1, 1952.^[2]</ref> || Willow Creek No. 26, M.D. of ||align=center| March 29, 1912 ||align=center| 3,117 ||align=center| 3,072 ||align=center| 1.5 ||align=center| 23.34 ||align=center| 133.5 Fox Creek Greenview No. 16, M.D. of September 1, 1983 1,969 2,278 −13.6 11.54 170.6 Gibbons Sturgeon County April 1, 1977 3,030 2,642 14.7 7.39 409.9 Grande Cache Greenview No. 16, M.D. of September 1, 1983 4,319 3,783 14.2 35.48 121.7 Granum^{[N 4]} Willow Creek No. 26, M.D. of November 7, 1910 447 415 7.7 1.87 239.6 Grimshaw Peace No. 135, M.D. of February 2, 1953 2,515 2,537 −0.9 7.21 349.0 Hanna Special Area No. 2 April 14, 1914 2,673 2,847 −6.1 8.56 312.4 Hardisty Flagstaff County November 9, 1910 639 760 −15.9 5.48 116.6 High Level Mackenzie County September 1, 1983 3,641 3,887 −6.3 31.99 113.8 High Prairie Big Lakes County January 10, 1950 2,600 2,785 −6.6 7.92 328.2 High River Foothills No. 31, M.D. of February 12, 1906 12,920 10,716 20.6 14.27 905.5 Hinton Yellowhead County December 29, 1958 9,640 9,738 −1.0 33.77 285.4 Innisfail Red Deer County November 20, 1903 7,876 7,331 7.4 19.53 403.2 Irricana Rocky View County June 9, 2005 1,162 1,243 −6.5 3.18 364.9 Killam Flagstaff County May 1, 1965 981 1,019 −3.7 4.53 216.3 Lamont Lamont County May 31, 1968 1,753 1,669 5.0 9.27 189.2 Legal Sturgeon County January 1, 1998 1,225 1,192 2.8 3.22 381.0 Magrath Cardston County July 24, 1907 2,217 2,081 6.5 4.97 446.2 Manning Northern Lights, County of January 1, 1957 1,164 1,493 −22.0 3.42 340.0 Mayerthorpe Lac Ste. Anne County March 20, 1961 1,398 1,474 −5.2 4.78 292.7 McLennan Smoky River No. 130, M.D. of February 11, 1948 809 824 −1.8 3.58 226.2 Milk River Warner No. 5, County of February 7, 1956 811 816 −0.6 2.39 339.6 Millet Wetaskiwin No. 10, County of September 1, 1983 2,092 2,068 1.2 3.74 558.7 Morinville Sturgeon County April 21, 1911 8,569 6,775 26.5 11.34 755.6 Mundare Lamont County January 4, 1951 855 712 20.1 4.20 203.6 Nanton Willow Creek No. 26, M.D. of August 9, 1907 2,132 2,055 3.7 4.80 443.9 Okotoks Foothills No. 31, M.D. of June 1, 1904 24,511 17,150 42.9 19.24 1,273.8 Olds Mountain View County July 1, 1905 8,235 7,253 13.5 14.87 553.8 Onoway Lac Ste. Anne County September 1, 2005 1,039 875 18.7 3.34 311.5 Oyen Special Area No. 3 September 1, 1965 973 1,015 −4.1 4.93 197.4 Peace River<ref group='N'>Peace River was formerly known as Peace River Crossing prior to May 22, 1916.^[2]
4. Granum was formerly known as Leavings prior to March 31, 1908.^[2]

British Columbia

British Columbia has 14 towns.

Towns in British Columbia
Name	Corporate name[6]	Status[6]	Regional district[6]	Incorp. date (town)[6]	Pop. (2011)[7]	Pop. (2006)[7]	Change (%)[7]	Area (km²)[7]	Pop. density[7]
Comox	Comox, Town of	Town	Comox Valley	January 14, 1946	13,627	12,385	10.0	16.74	814.3
Creston	Creston, Town of	Town	Central Kootenay	May 14, 1924	5,306	4,826	9.9	8.47	626.8
Gibsons	Gibsons, Town of	Town	Sunshine Coast	March 4, 1929	4,437	4,182	6.1	4.29	1,033.4
Golden	Golden, Town of	Town	Columbia Shuswap	June 26, 1957	3,701	3,811	−2.9	11.41	324.4
Ladysmith	Ladysmith, Town of	Town	Cowichan Valley	June 3, 1904	7,921	7,538	5.1	11.99	660.6
Lake Cowichan	Lake Cowichan, Town of	Town	Cowichan Valley	August 19, 1944	2,974	3,012	−1.3	8.05	369.6
Oliver	Oliver, Town of	Town	Okanagan-Similkameen	December 31, 1945	4,824	4,395	9.8	5.50	877.1
Osoyoos	Osoyoos, Town of	Town	Okanagan-Similkameen	January 14, 1946	4,845	4,752	2.0	8.56	566.3
Port McNeill	Port McNeill, Town of	Town	Mount Waddington	February 18, 1966	2,505	2,623	−4.5	13.77	181.9
Princeton	Princeton, Town of	Town	Okanagan-Similkameen	September 11, 1951	2,724	2,780	−2.0	10.47	260.2
Qualicum Beach	Qualicum Beach, Town of	Town	Nanaimo	May 5, 1942	8,687	8,502	2.2	17.98	483.2
Sidney	Sidney, Town of	Town	Capital	September 30, 1952	11,178	11,315	−1.2	5.12	2,183.6
Smithers	Smithers, Town of	Town	Bulkley-Nechako	October 6, 1921	5,404	5,217	3.6	15.27	353.8
View Royal	View Royal, Town of	Town	Capital	December 5, 1988	9,381	8,768	7.0	14.36	653.3

Manitoba

Manitoba has 50 towns.

Towns in Manitoba
Name	Population (2011)[8][9]	Population (2006)[8]	Change (%)[8]	Area (km²)[8]	Population density[8]
Altona	4,088	3,709	10.2	9.39	435.4
Arborg	1,152	1,021	12.8	2.26	510.1
Beausejour	3,126	2,823	10.7	5.35	584.4
Birtle	664	662	0.3	14.25	46.6
Boissevain	1,572	1,497	5	2.77	567.6
Carberry	1,669	1,502	11.1	4.79	348.6
Carman	3,027	2,781	8.8	4.31	702.4
Churchill	813	923	−11.9	53.96	15.1
Deloraine	977	977	0	2.25	434.5
Emerson	671	689	−2.6	22.28	30.1
Erickson	487	456	6.8	1.3	373.8
Gilbert Plains	811	760	6.7	2.66	304.9
Gillam	1,317[9]	1,209	8.9	1,996.34	0.7
Gladstone	879	802	9.6	2.43	361.4
Grand Rapids	279[9]	336	−17	85.95	3.2
Grandview	859	839	2.4	2.87	299.1
Gretna	556	574	−3.1	2.79	199.5
Hamiota	868	823	5.5	3.38	256.8
Hartney	415	400	3.8	2.45	169.2
Lac du Bonnet	1,069[9]	1,009	5.9	2.25	475.1
Leaf Rapids	453	539	−16	1,272.87	0.4
Lynn Lake	674[9]	714	−5.6	910.23	0.7
MacGregor	963	921	4.6	2.13	452.7
Manitou	808	718	12.5	2.94	275
Melita	1,069	1,051	1.7	2.96	361.1
Minitonas	522	497	5	2.01	259.1
Minnedosa	2,587	2,474	4.6	15.26	169.6
Morris	1,797	1,643	9.4	6.1	294.6
Neepawa	3,629	3,298	10	17.57	206.5
Niverville	3,540	2,464	43.7	8.79	402.9
Oak Lake	383	363	5.5	2.73	140.5
The Pas	5,513	5,589	−1.4	47.83	115.3
Pilot Mound	635	630	0.8	2.7	235.5
Plum Coulee	843	770	9.5	2.48	339.4
Powerview-Pine Falls	1,314	1,294	1.5	5.05	260
Rapid City	417	416	0.2	5.38	77.5
Rivers	1,189	1,193	−0.3	7.97	149.3
Roblin	1,774	1,672	6.1	3.79	467.7
Rossburn	552	546	1.1	3.43	161.1
Russell	1,669	1,590	5	3.15	530.4
Snow Lake	723	837	−13.6	1,211.89	0.6
Souris	1,837	1,772	3.7	3.64	504.5
Ste. Anne	1,626	1,534	6	4.19	387.7
Sainte Rose du Lac	1,023	995	2.8	2.53	404.2
Stonewall	4,536	4,376	3.7	6.02	753.7
Swan River	3,907	3,869	1	6.89	567.4
Teulon	1,124	1,124	0	3.2	351.2
Treherne	616	646	−4.6	1.96	314.1
Virden	3,114	3,010	3.5	8.56	363.6
Winnipeg Beach	1,011	1,017	−0.6	3.88	260.6
Total towns	75,147	71,354	5.3	5,802.16	13.0

New Brunswick

New Brunswick has 27 towns.

Towns in New Brunswick
Name	Population (2011)[10]	Population (2006)[10]	Change (%)[10]	Area (km²)[10]	Population density[10]
Beresford	4,351	4,264	2	19.2	226.6
Bouctouche	2,423	2,383	1.7	18.34	132.1
Caraquet	4,169	4,156	0.3	68.26	61.1
Dalhousie	3,512	3,676	−4.5	14.51	242.1
Florenceville-Bristol	1,639	1,539	6.5	15.61	105
Grand Bay-Westfield	5,117	4,981	2.7	59.86	85.5
Grand Falls	5,706	5,650	1	18.06	315.9
Hampton	4,292	4,004	7.2	21	204.3
Hartland	947	947	0	9.63	98.4
Lamèque	1,432	1,422	0.7	12.45	115.1
Nackawic	1,049	977	7.4	8.4	124.9
Oromocto	8,932	8,402	6.3	22.37	399.2
Quispamsis	17,886	15,239	17.4	57.06	313.5
Richibucto	1,286	1,290	−0.3	11.83	108.7
Riverview	19,128	17,832	7.3	33.88	564.6
Rothesay	11,947	11,637	2.7	34.77	343.6
Sackville	5,558	5,411	2.7	74.32	74.8
Saint Andrews	1,889	1,798	5.1	8.35	226.2
Saint-Léonard	1,343	1,352	−0.7	5.2	258.3
Saint-Quentin	2,095	2,250	−6.9	4.3	486.7
Shediac	6,053	5,497	10.1	12.5	484.4
Shippagan	2,603	2,754	−5.5	9.94	261.9
St. George	1,543	1,309	17.9	16.13	95.6
St. Stephen	4,817	4,780	0.8	13.45	358
Sussex	4,312	4,241	1.7	9.03	477.4
Woodstock	5,254	5,113	2.8	13.41	391.7
Total towns	129,283	122,904	5.2	591.86	218.4

Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador has 277 towns.

Towns in Newfoundland and Labrador
Name	Population (2011)[11]	Population (2006)[11]	Land area (km²)[11]
Admirals Beach	153	185	24.42
Anchor Point	326	309	2.41
Appleton	622	582	6.39
Aquaforte	83	103	6.82
Arnold's Cove	990	1,003	4.93
Avondale	636	667	29.93
Badger	793	813	1.96
Baie Verte	1,370	1,275	371.09
Baine Harbour	137	134	4.82
Bauline	397	379	15.95
Bay Bulls	1,283	1,078	30.74
Bay de Verde	398	470	13.28
Bay L'Argent	285	287	3.56
Bay Roberts	5,818	5,414	23.92
Baytona	264	276	15.38
Beachside	150	183	2.61
Bellburns	62	83	7.39
Belleoram	409	421	2.1
Birchy Bay	566	618	49.52
Bird Cove	182	137	9.39
Bishop's Cove	275	329	1.89
Bishop's Falls	3,341	3,399	28.12
Bonavista	3,589	3,764	31.5
Botwood	3,008	3,052	15.05
Branch	247	309	16.15
Brent's Cove	181	204	1.02
Brighton	171	203	2.23
Brigus	750	794	11.57
Bryant's Cove	396	417	4.87
Buchans	696	761	4.88
Burgeo	1,464	1,607	31.34
Burin	2,424	2,483	34.05
Burlington	349	376	4.1
Burnt Islands	651	703	9.52
Campbellton	520	494	35.71
Cape Broyle	506	545	10.05
Cape St. George	949	893	33.46
Carbonear	4,739	4,723	11.81
Carmanville	737	753	43.08
Cartwright	504[9]	552	3.27
Centreville-Wareham-Trinity	1,161	1,122	37.25
Chance Cove	282	310	18.2
Change Islands	257	300	5.31
Channel-Port aux Basques	4,170	4,319	38.77
Chapel Arm	468	451	28.17
Charlottetown (Labrador)	308	366	30.53
Clarenville	6,036	5,274	140.79
Clarke's Beach	1,396	1,289	12.71
Coachman's Cove	92	93	18.15
Colinet	110	165	6.23
Colliers	651	722	26.16
Come By Chance	247	260	41.16
Comfort Cove-Newstead	451	451	29.83
Conception Bay South	24,848	21,966	59.27
Conception Harbour	697	743	21.62
Conche	181	225	9.09
Cook's Harbour	176[9]	190	1.95
Cormack	605	657	135.23
Cottlesville	272	279	11.17
Cow Head	475	493	17.84
Cox's Cove	660	646	7.21
Crow Head	203	205	2.98
Cupids	761	790	11.02
Daniel's Harbour	265	288	8.19
Deer Lake	4,995	4,827	73.23
Dover	673	688	11.55
Duntara	46	72	17.78
Eastport	482	499	18.64
Elliston	337	306	10.05
Embree	691	703	18.16
Englee	583	618	28.76
English Harbour East	147	169	3.2
Fermeuse	323	284	38.73
Ferryland	465	529	13.62
Flatrock	1,457	1,214	18.12
Fleur de Lys	265	320	39.77
Flower's Cove	308	270	7.64
Fogo Island[12]	2,395	2,706	237.71
Forteau	429	448	7.44
Fortune	1,442	1,458	54.85
Fox Cove-Mortier	333	351	25.6
Fox Harbour	270	314	19.78
Frenchman's Cove	172	166	68.55
Gallants	59	54	6.34
Gambo	1,984	2,072	92.07
Gander	11,054	9,951	104.25
Garnish	545	578	39.11
Gaskiers-Point La Haye	233	302	23.81
Gaultois	179	265	4.33
Gillams	407	402	6.7
Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal Brook	258	275	6.57
Glenwood	791	762	6.92
Glovertown	2,122	2,062	70.33
Goose Cove East	211	234	2.69
Grand Bank	2,415	2,580	16.97
Grand Falls-Windsor	13,725	13,558	54.67
Grand le Pierre	260	264	153.59
Greenspond	305	365	2.85
Hampden	457	489	32.97
Hant's Harbour	346	401	32.31
Happy Adventure	219	227	9.62
Happy Valley-Goose Bay	7,552	7,572	305.85
Harbour Breton	1,711	1,877	13.74
Harbour Grace	3,131	3,074	33.71
Harbour Main-Chapel's Cove-Lakeview	1,083	1,090	21.05
Hare Bay	1,031	1,020	34.06
Hawke's Bay	338	391	46.55
Heart's Content	375	418	62.81
Heart's Delight-Islington	704	663	27.27
Heart's Desire	223	226	17.27
Hermitage-Sandyville	450	499	28.91
Holyrood	1,995	2,005	125.57
Howley	221	241	19.91
Hughes Brook	231	197	1.6
Humber Arm South	1,681	1,854	65.06
Indian Bay	174	196	86.24
Irishtown-Summerside	1,428	1,290	11.89
Isle aux Morts	619	718	7.66
Jackson's Arm	323	374	7.02
Keels	61	73	6.54
King's Cove	111	121	21.48
King's Point	675	670	46.31
Kippens	1,815	1,739	14.32
Labrador City	7,367	7,240	38.83
Lamaline	286	315	81.69
L'Anse-au-Clair	192	226	61.92
L'Anse au Loup	550	593	3.48
Lark Harbour	510	565	12.92
LaScie	899	955	29.14
Lawn	672	705	3.61
Leading Tickles	337	407	26.73
Lewin's Cove	555	566	6.52
Lewisporte	3,483	3,308	36.91
Little Bay	108	116	1.45
Little Bay East	130	140	1.48
Little Bay Islands	97	152	7.16
Little Burnt Bay	294	325	8.5
Logy Bay-Middle Cove-Outer Cove	2,098	1,978	16.98
Long Harbour-Mount Arlington Heights	298	211	18.41
Lord's Cove	175	207	30.91
Lourdes	532	550	8.1
Lumsden	545	533	20.43
Lushes Bight-Beaumont-Beaumont North	220	275	34.38
Main Brook	265	293	28.51
Mary's Harbour	383	417	38.16
Marystown	5,506	5,436	61.97
Massey Drive	1,412	1,170	2.48
McIvers	546	571	12.06
Meadows	649	637	3.79
Middle Arm	476	517	25.19
Miles Cove	137	140	4.03
Millertown	99	100	3.24
Milltown-Head of Bay d'Espoir	789	865	25.02
Ming's Bight	333	347	3.78
Morrisville	117	128	14.26
Mount Carmel-Mitchells Brook-St. Catherines	358	438	61.55
Mount Moriah	785	752	15.71
Musgrave Harbour	1,053	1,085	69.94
Musgravetown	556	583	13.63
New Perlican	210	188	24.47
New-Wes-Valley	2,265	2,485	133.59
Nipper's Harbour	128	151	1.93
Norman's Cove-Long Cove	720	773	19.98
Norris Arm	912	911	41.49
Norris Point	685	699	4.91
North River	562	557	4.32
North West River	553	492	3.2
Northern Arm	397	385	25.64
Old Perlican	661	676	14.47
Pacquet	184	210	14.48
Paradise	17,695	12,584	29.24
Parkers Cove	301	308	4.85
Parson's Pond	383[9]	387	12.63
Pasadena	3,352	3,180	49.16
Peterview	809	807	6.72
Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove	924	915	4.51
Pilley's Island	301	317	34.67
Pinware	107	114	4.37
Placentia	3,643	3,898	58.05
Point au Gaul	97	85	3.84
Point Lance	120	119	29.14
Point Leamington	619	649	28.81
Point May	233	260	64.89
Point of Bay	159	163	21.94
Pool's Cove	182	189	2.64
Port Anson	165	155	7.69
Port au Choix	839	893	35.61
Port au Port East	598	608	24.76
Port au Port West-Aguathuna-Felix Cove	447	386	16.72
Port Blandford	483	521	50.56
Port Hope Simpson	441	529	32.52
Port Kirwan	65	85	9.19
Port Rexton	338	351	11.78
Port Saunders	697	747	38.81
Portugal Cove South	160	222	1.14
Portugal Cove-St. Philip's	7,366	6,575	57.35
Pouch Cove	1,866	1,756	58.34
Raleigh	201	248	11.12
Ramea	526[9]	618	1.89
Red Bay	194	227	1.58
Red Harbour	191	210	11.35
Reidville	474	511	58.41
Rencontre East	141	165	2.62
Renews-Cappahayden	310	421	127.84
River of Ponds	228	251	4.69
Riverhead	212	220	105.6
Roberts Arm	807	841	35.79
Rocky Harbour	979	978	12.08
Roddickton-Bide Arm	1,057	1,103	47.71
Rose Blanche-Harbour le Cou	455[9]	547	4.44
Rushoon	288	319	6.15
Sally's Cove	27	63	4.54
Salmon Cove	695	707	4.21
Salvage	136	174	15.86
Sandringham	274	255	9.6
Savage Cove-Sandy Cove	132	133	9.01
Seal Cove (Fortune Bay)	263	315	2.42
Seal Cove (White Bay)	304	331	10.79
Small Point-Adam's Cove-Blackhead-Broad Cove	389	438	22.22
South Brook	487	531	9.07
South River	655	649	6.06
Southern Harbour	534	474	5.41
Spaniard's Bay	2,622	2,540	65.73
Springdale	2,907	2,764	17.6
St. Alban's	1,233	1,278	20.85
St. Anthony	2,418	2,476	37.02
St. Bernard's-Jacques Fontaine	470	525	16.44
St. Brendan's	147	203	10.14
St. Bride's	308	386	5.84
St. George's	1,207	1,246	25.83
St. Jacques-Coomb's Cove	618	669	83.76
St. Joseph's	115	144	32.31
St. Lawrence	1,244	1,349	35.5
St. Lewis	207	252	9.25
St. Lunaire-Griquet	661	666	16.68
St. Mary's	439	482	37.05
St. Pauls	258	309	5.35
St. Shott's	81	109	1.14
St. Vincent's-St. Stephen's-Peter's River	340	363	87.5
Steady Brook	408	435	1.22
Stephenville	6,719	6,588	35.68
Stephenville Crossing	1,875	1,960	31.2
Summerford	853	976	16.06
Sunnyside	452	470	37.95
Terra Nova	83	68	2.46
Terrenceville	530	536	14.5
Tilt Cove	5	5	3.1
Torbay	7,397	6,281	34.88
Traytown	283	302	13.31
Trepassey	570	763	55.81
Trinity	137	191	12.92
Trinity Bay North	1,827	1,997	25.43
Triton	998	1,029	7.55
Trout River	576	604	5.91
Twillingate	2,269	2,448	25.74
Upper Island Cove	1,594	1,667	7.85
Victoria	1,764	1,769	17.64
Wabana	2,346	2,418	14.5
Wabush	1,861	1,739	46.25
West St. Modeste	120	140	7.78
Westport	220	246	5.13
Whitbourne	916	855	21.41
Whiteway	293	220	22.64
Winterland	363	337	54.34
Winterton	484	518	10.52
Witless Bay	1,167[9]	1,070	17.49
Woodstock	190	199	10.09
Woody Point	281	355	2.91
York Harbour	347	346	13.9

Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories has four towns.

Name	Population (2011)[13][9]	Population (2006)[13]	Change (%)[13]	Area (km²)[13]	Population density[13]
Fort Smith	2,496[9]	2,364	5.6	92.79	26.9
Hay River	3,606	3,648	−1.2	133.15	27.1
Inuvik	3,463	3,484	−0.6	62.48	55.4
Norman Wells	727	761	−4.5	82.84	8.8
Total towns	10,292	10,257	0.3	371.26	27.7

Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia has 30 towns.

Towns in Nova Scotia
Name	Population (2011)[14]	Population (2006)[14]	Change (%)[14]	Area (km²)[14]	Population density[14]
Amherst	9,717	9,505	2.2	12.02	808.4
Annapolis Royal	481	444	8.3	2.04	235.8
Antigonish	4,524	4,236	6.8	5.15	879.2
Berwick	2,454	2,454	0	6.66	368.6
Bridgewater	8,241	7,944	3.7	13.6	605.8
Clark's Harbour	820	860	−4.7	2.9	282.7
Digby	2,152	2,092	2.9	3.14	686.1
Kentville	6,094	5,815	4.8	17.35	351.2
Lockeport	588	646	−9	2.32	253.4
Lunenburg	2,313	2,317	−0.2	4.01	576.9
Mahone Bay	943	904	4.3	3.13	301.4
Middleton	1,749	1,829	−4.4	5.44	321.6
Mulgrave	794	879	−9.7	17.81	44.6
New Glasgow	9,562	9,455	1.1	9.93	963.3
Oxford	1,151	1,178	−2.3	10.76	106.9
Parrsboro	1,305	1,401	−6.9	14.88	87.7
Pictou	3,437	3,813	−9.9	7.94	432.9
Port Hawkesbury	3,366	3,517	−4.3	8.11	414.8
Shelburne	1,686	1,879	−10.3	9	187.3
Stellarton	4,485	4,717	−4.9	8.99	498.8
Stewiacke	1,438	1,421	1.2	17.67	81.4
Trenton	2,616	2,741	−4.6	6	435.7
Truro	12,059	11,765	2.5	37.63	320.5
Westville	3,798	3,805	−0.2	14.39	264
Windsor	3,785	3,709	2	9.06	417.8
Wolfville	4,269	3,772	13.2	6.45	661.7
Yarmouth	6,761	7,162	−5.6	10.56	640.3
Total towns	100,588	100,260	0.3	266.94	375.59

Ontario

Ontario has 90 towns.

Towns in Ontario
Name[15][16]	Municipal status[15]	Geographic area[15]	Population (2011)[16]	Population (2006)[16]	Change (%)[16]	Area (km²)[16]	Population density[16]
Ajax	Lower-tier	Durham	109,600	90,167	21.6	67.07	1,634.2
Amherstburg	Lower-tier	Essex	21,556	21,748	−0.9	185.68	116.1
Arnprior	Lower-tier	Renfrew	8,114	7,158	13.4	13.04	622.2
Atikokan	Single-tier	Rainy River	2,787	3,293	−15.4	319.29	8.7
Aurora	Lower-tier	York	53,203	47,629	11.7	49.78	1,068.8
Aylmer	Lower-tier	Elgin	7,151	7,069	1.2	6.22	1,148.9
Bancroft	Lower-tier	Hastings	3,880	3,838	1.1	229.56	16.9
Blind River	Single-tier	Algoma	3,549	3,780	−6.1	526.46	6.7
Bracebridge	Lower-tier	Muskoka	15,414[9]	15,652	−1.5	625.66	24.6
Bradford West Gwillimbury	Lower-tier	Simcoe	28,077	24,039	16.8	201.03	139.7
Bruce Mines	Single-tier	Algoma	566	584	−3.1	6.13	92.3
Caledon	Lower-tier	Peel	59,460	57,050	4.2	688.15	86.4
Carleton Place	Lower-tier	Lanark	9,809	9,453	3.8	8.83	1,110.3
Cobalt	Single-tier	Timiskaming	1,133	1,224	−7.4	2.05	553
Cobourg	Lower-tier	Northumberland	18,519	18,210	1.7	22.37	827.8
Cochrane	Single-tier	Cochrane	5,340	5,487	−2.7	539.02	9.9
Collingwood	Lower-tier	Simcoe	19,241	17,290	11.3	33.46	575.1
Deep River	Lower-tier	Renfrew	4,193	4,216	−0.5	50.9	82.4
Deseronto	Lower-tier	Hastings	1,835	1,824	0.6	2.52	728.3
East Gwillimbury	Lower-tier	York	22,473	21,069	6.7	245.03	91.7
Englehart	Single-tier	Timiskaming	1,519	1,494	1.7	3.04	499.9
Erin	Lower-tier	Wellington	10,770	11,148	−3.4	297.75	36.2
Espanola	Single-tier	Sudbury	5,364	5,314	0.9	82.44	65.1
Essex	Lower-tier	Essex	19,600	20,032	−2.2	277.92	70.5
Fort Erie	Lower-tier	Niagara	29,960	29,925	0.1	166.24	180.2
Fort Frances	Single-tier	Rainy River	7,952	8,103	−1.9	26.85	296.2
Gananoque	Single-tier	Leeds and Grenville	5,194	5,285	−1.7	7.01	740.8
Georgina	Lower-tier	York	43,517	42,346	2.8	287.72	151.2
Goderich	Lower-tier	Huron	7,521	7,563	−0.6	7.91	950.8
Gore Bay	Single-tier	Manitoulin	850	924	−8	5.27	161.4
Grand Valley	Lower-tier	Dufferin	2,726	2,844	−4.1	158.23	17.2
Gravenhurst	Lower-tier	Muskoka	12,055[9]	11,046	9.1	518.59	23.2
Greater Napanee	Lower-tier	Lennox and Addington	15,511	15,400	0.7	461.31	33.6
Grimsby	Lower-tier	Niagara	25,325	23,937	5.8	68.96	367.2
Halton Hills	Lower-tier	Halton	59,008	55,289	6.7	276.25	213.6
Hanover	Lower-tier	Grey	7,490	7,147	4.8	9.81	763.8
Hawkesbury	Lower-tier	Prescott and Russell	10,551	10,869	−2.9	9.46	1,115.6
Hearst	Single-tier	Cochrane	5,090	5,620	−9.4	98.73	51.6
Huntsville	Lower-tier	Muskoka	19,056	18,280	4.2	710.64	26.8
Ingersoll	Lower-tier	Oxford	12,146	11,760	3.3	12.9	941.8
Innisfil	Lower-tier	Simcoe	32,727[9]	31,175	5.0	284.21	115.2
Iroquois Falls	Single-tier	Cochrane	4,595	4,729	−2.8	599.92	7.7
Kapuskasing	Single-tier	Cochrane	8,196	8,509	−3.7	84.13	97.4
Kearney	Single-tier	Parry Sound	841	798	5.4	531.31	1.6
Kingsville	Lower-tier	Essex	21,362	20,908	2.2	246.84	86.5
Kirkland Lake	Single-tier	Timiskaming	8,493[9]	8,248	3.0	262.54	32.3
Lakeshore	Lower-tier	Essex	34,546	33,245	3.9	530.32	65.1
LaSalle	Lower-tier	Essex	28,643	27,652	3.6	65.3	438.6
Latchford	Single-tier	Timiskaming	387	390	−0.8	153.35	2.5
Laurentian Hills	Lower-tier	Renfrew	2,811	2,789	0.8	640.48	4.4
Lincoln	Lower-tier	Niagara	22,487	21,722	3.5	162.86	138.1
Marathon	Single-tier	Thunder Bay	3,353	3,863	−13.2	170.48	19.7
Mattawa	Single-tier	Nipissing	2,023	2,003	1	3.66	553.5
Midland	Lower-tier	Simcoe	16,572	16,330	1.5	35.37	468.5
Milton	Lower-tier	Halton	84,362	53,889	56.5	363.22	232.3
Minto	Lower-tier	Wellington	8,334	8,504	−2	300.57	27.7
Mississippi Mills	Lower-tier	Lanark	12,385	11,734	5.5	519.53	23.8
Mono	Lower-tier	Dufferin	7,546	7,071	6.7	277.78	27.2
Moosonee	Single-tier	Cochrane	1,725	2,006	−14	550.12	3.1
New Tecumseth	Lower-tier	Simcoe	30,234	27,701	9.1	274.18	110.3
Newmarket	Lower-tier	York	79,978	74,295	7.6	38.33	2,086.3
Niagara-on-the-Lake	Lower-tier	Niagara	15,400	14,587	5.6	132.83	115.9
Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands	Single-tier	Manitoulin	2,706	2,711	−0.2	495.68	5.5
Oakville	Lower-tier	Halton	182,520	165,613	10.2	138.88	1,314.2
Orangeville	Lower-tier	Dufferin	27,975	26,925	3.9	15.61	1,791.6
Parry Sound	Single-tier	Parry Sound	6,191	5,818	6.4	13.36	463.3
Pelham	Lower-tier	Niagara	16,598	16,155	2.7	126.42	131.3
Penetanguishene	Lower-tier	Simcoe	9,111	9,354	−2.6	25.57	356.4
Perth	Lower-tier	Lanark	5,840	5,907	−1.1	12.25	476.7
Petawawa	Lower-tier	Renfrew	15,988	14,651	9.1	164.68	97.1
Petrolia	Lower-tier	Lambton	5,528	5,222	5.9	12.68	435.8
Plympton-Wyoming	Lower-tier	Lambton	7,576	7,506	0.9	318.76	23.8
Prescott	Single-tier	Leeds and Grenville	4,284	4,180	2.5	4.95	865.3
Rainy River	Single-tier	Rainy River	842	909	−7.4	2.99	281.5
Renfrew	Lower-tier	Renfrew	8,218	7,846	4.7	12.77	643.5
Richmond Hill	Lower-tier	York	185,541	162,704	14	100.95	1,838
Saugeen Shores	Lower-tier	Bruce	12,661	11,720	8	170.97	74.1
Shelburne	Lower-tier	Dufferin	5,846	5,149	13.5	6.44	907.1
Smiths Falls	Single-tier	Lanark	8,978	9,163	−2	9.61	934.6
Smooth Rock Falls	Single-tier	Cochrane	1,376	1,473	−6.6	199.79	6.9
South Bruce Peninsula	Lower-tier	Bruce	8,413	8,415	0	538.32	15.6
Spanish	Single-tier	Algoma	696	728	−4.4	108.39	6.4
St. Marys	Single-tier	Perth	6,655	6,617	0.6	12.48	533.3
Tecumseh	Lower-tier	Essex	23,610	24,224	−2.5	94.69	249.3
The Blue Mountains	Lower-tier	Grey	6,453	6,825	−5.5	287.23	22.5
Thessalon	Single-tier	Algoma	1,279	1,312	−2.5	4.37	292.4
Tillsonburg	Lower-tier	Oxford	15,301	14,822	3.2	22.34	685.1
Wasaga Beach	Lower-tier	Simcoe	17,537	15,029	16.7	58.43	300.1
Whitby	Lower-tier	Durham	122,022	111,184	9.7	146.53	832.7
Whitchurch-Stouffville	Lower-tier	York	37,628	24,390	54.3	206.41	182.3
Total towns			1,871,478	1,713,806	9.2	16,848.16	111.1

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island has seven towns.

Towns in Prince Edward Island
Name	County	Population (2011)[17]	Population (2006)[17]	Change (%)[17]	Area (km²)[17]	Population density[17]
Alberton	Prince	1,135	1,081	5	4.5	252.1
Borden-Carleton	Prince	750	786	−4.6	13.16	57.0
Cornwall[PE 1]	Queens	5,162	4,677	10.4	28.2	183.1
Georgetown[PE 2]	Kings	675	634	6.5	1.65	409.6
Kensington	Prince	1,496	1,485	0.7	3.02	495.4
Montague	Kings	1,895	1,802	5.2	3.04	622.7
North Rustico[PE 3]	Queens	583	599	−2.7	2.45	238.1
O'Leary	Prince	812	861	−5.7	1.60	507.0
Souris	Kings	1,173	1,232	−4.8	3.42	342.8
Stratford[PE 4]	Queens	8,574	7,083	21.1	22.48	381.4
Total towns	–	22,255	20,240	10.0	83.52	266.5

Notes:

1. Cornwall is Prince Edward Island's largest town by area.
2. Georgetown is Prince Edward Island's smallest town by area.
3. North Rustico is Prince Edward Island's smallest town by population.
4. Stratford is Prince Edward Island's largest town by population.

Quebec

Quebec does not officially differentiate between towns and cities as the general French term for both is "ville". Quebec has 222 villes.

Villes in Quebec
Name	Regional county municipality	Region	CMA/CA	Population (2011)[18]	Population (2006)[18]	Change (%)[18]	Area (km²)[18]	Population density[18]
Acton Vale	Acton	Montérégie		7,664	7,584	1.1	90.98	84.2
Alma	Lac-Saint-Jean-Est	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean	Alma	30,904	29,998	3	195.59	158
Amos	Abitibi	Abitibi-Témiscamingue	Amos	12,671	12,584	0.7	430.67	29.4
Amqui	La Matapédia	Bas-Saint-Laurent		6,322	6,261	1	120.81	52.3
Asbestos	Les Sources	Estrie		7,096	6,819	4.1	29.67	239.1
Baie-Comeau	Manicouagan	Côte-Nord	Baie-Comeau	22,113	22,554	−2	338.99	65.2
Baie-D'Urfé		Montréal	Montréal	3,850	3,902	−1.3	6.03	638.8
Baie-Saint-Paul	Charlevoix	Capitale-Nationale		7,332	7,288	0.6	546.71	13.4
Barkmere	Les Laurentides	Laurentides		58	87	−33.3	18.93	3.1
Beaconsfield		Montréal	Montréal	19,505	19,194	1.6	11.01	1,771.6
Beauceville	Robert-Cliche	Chaudière-Appalaches		6,354	6,226	2.1	167.54	37.9
Beauharnois	Beauharnois-Salaberry	Montérégie	Montréal	12,011	11,918	0.8	69.09	173.9
Beaupré	La Côte-de-Beaupré	Capitale-Nationale		3,439	3,006	14.4	22.66	151.7
Bécancour	Bécancour	Centre-du-Québec	Trois-Rivières	12,438	10,975	13.3	440.74	28.2
Bedford	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie		2,684	2,612	2.8	4.2	639.4
Belleterre	Témiscamingue	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		298	350	−14.9	551.29	0.5
Beloeil	La Vallée-du-Richelieu	Montérégie	Montréal	20,783	18,927	9.8	24.09	862.8
Berthierville	D'Autray	Lanaudière		4,091	4,007	2.1	6.85	596.8
Blainville	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	53,510	46,493	15.1	55.1	971.1
Boisbriand	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	26,816	26,468	1.3	27.75	966.4
Bois-des-Filion	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	9,485	8,383	13.1	4.28	2,216.2
Bonaventure	Bonaventure	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		2,775	2,673	3.8	104.15	26.6
Boucherville		Montérégie	Montréal	40,753	39,062	4.3	70.81	575.5
Brome Lake	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie		5,609	5,629	−0.4	205.27	27.3
Bromont	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie	Granby	7,649	6,049	26.5	114.42	66.9
Brossard		Montérégie	Montréal	79,273	71,154	11.4	45.2	1,753.9
Brownsburg-Chatham	Argenteuil	Laurentides		7,209	6,664	8.2	248.38	29
Candiac	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	19,876	15,947	24.6	17.59	1,129.8
Cap-Chat	La Haute-Gaspésie	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		2,623	2,777	−5.5	181.89	14.4
Cap-Santé	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		2,996	2,666	12.4	54.79	54.7
Carignan	La Vallée-du-Richelieu	Montérégie	Montréal	7,966	7,426	7.3	62.31	127.8
Carleton-sur-Mer	Avignon	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		3,991	4,077	−2.1	221.38	18
Causapscal	La Matapédia	Bas-Saint-Laurent		2,458	2,458	0	161.84	15.2
Chambly	La Vallée-du-Richelieu	Montérégie	Montréal	25,571	22,608	13.1	25.11	1,018.2
Chandler	Le Rocher-Percé	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		7,703	7,914	−2.7	419.53	18.4
Chapais		Nord-du-Québec		1,610	1,630	−1.2	63.64	25.3
Charlemagne	L'Assomption	Lanaudière	Montréal	5,853	5,594	4.6	2.16	2,704
Châteauguay	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	45,904	42,786	7.3	35.89	1,278.9
Château-Richer	La Côte-de-Beaupré	Capitale-Nationale	Québec	3,834	3,563	7.6	229.55	16.7
Chibougamau		Nord-du-Québec		7,541	7,563	−0.3	699.31	10.8
Clermont	Charlevoix-Est	Capitale-Nationale		3,118	3,041	2.5	49.65	62.8
Coaticook	Coaticook	Estrie		9,255	9,204	0.6	218.57	42.3
Contrecoeur	Marguerite-D'Youville	Montérégie	Sorel-Tracy	6,252	5,678	10.1	61.19	102.2
Cookshire-Eaton	Le Haut-Saint-François	Estrie		5,171	5,004	3.3	295.95	17.5
Côte Saint-Luc		Montréal	Montréal	32,321	31,395	2.9	6.95	4,649.1
Coteau-du-Lac	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	6,842	6,346	7.8	47.06	145.4
Cowansville	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie	Cowansville	12,489	12,182	2.5	46.09	271
Danville	Les Sources	Estrie		4,070	4,041	0.7	152.29	26.7
Daveluyville	Arthabaska	Centre-du-Québec		966	1,005	−3.9	2.23	432.3
Dégelis	Témiscouata	Bas-Saint-Laurent		3,051	3,209	−4.9	556.64	5.5
Delson	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	7,462	7,322	1.9	7.59	982.6
Desbiens	Lac-Saint-Jean-Est	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean		1,053	1,074	−2	10.41	101.1
Deux-Montagnes	Deux-Montagnes	Laurentides	Montréal	17,552	17,402	0.9	6.16	2,850.1
Disraeli	Les Appalaches	Chaudière-Appalaches		2,502	2,564	−2.4	6.91	362.1
Dolbeau-Mistassini	Maria-Chapdelaine	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean	Dolbeau-Mistassini	14,384	14,546	−1.1	295.67	48.6
Dollard-des-Ormeaux		Montréal	Montréal	49,637	48,930	1.4	15.1	3,286.7
Donnacona	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		6,283	5,564	12.9	20.02	313.8
Dorval		Montréal	Montréal	18,208	18,088	0.7	20.88	872.2
Drummondville	Drummond	Centre-du-Québec	Drummondville	71,852	67,392	6.6	246.85	291.1
Dunham	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie		3,471	3,396	2.2	195.18	17.8
Duparquet	Abitibi-Ouest	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		657	639	2.8	123.63	5.3
East Angus	Le Haut-Saint-François	Estrie		3,741	3,357	11.4	7.91	472.7
Estérel	Les Pays-d'en-Haut	Laurentides		199	256	−22.3	12.04	16.5
Farnham	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie		8,330	7,809	6.7	92.04	90.5
Fermont	Caniapiscau	Côte-Nord		2,874	2,633	9.2	470.67	6.1
Forestville	La Haute-Côte-Nord	Côte-Nord		3,270	3,543	−7.7	195.22	16.8
Fossambault-sur-le-Lac	La Jacques-Cartier	Capitale-Nationale	Québec	1,613	1,532	5.3	11.38	141.7
Gaspé	La Côte-de-Gaspé	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		15,163	14,834	2.2	1,121.07	13.5
Gatineau		Outaouais	Ottawa - Gatineau	265,349	242,124	9.6	342.98	773.7
Gracefield	La Vallée-de-la-Gatineau	Outaouais		2,355	2,439	−3.4	386.21	6.1
Granby	La Haute-Yamaska	Montérégie	Granby	63,433	59,385	6.8	152.72	415.3
Grande-Rivière	Le Rocher-Percé	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		3,456	3,409	1.4	87.49	39.5
Hampstead		Montréal	Montréal	7,153	6,996	2.2	1.79	3,996.5
Hudson	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	5,135	5,088	0.9	21.9	234.5
Huntingdon	Le Haut-Saint-Laurent	Montérégie		2,457	2,587	−5	2.6	944.1
Joliette	Joliette	Lanaudière	Joliette	19,621	19,044	3	22.81	860.3
Kingsey Falls	Arthabaska	Centre-du-Québec		2,000	2,086	−4.1	69.58	28.7
Kirkland		Montréal	Montréal	21,253	20,491	3.7	9.64	2,204.4
La Malbaie	Charlevoix-Est	Capitale-Nationale		8,862	8,959	−1.1	459.34	19.3
La Pocatière	Kamouraska	Bas-Saint-Laurent		4,266	4,575	−6.8	21.73	196.3
La Prairie	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	23,357	21,763	7.3	43.28	539.7
La Sarre	Abitibi-Ouest	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		7,719	7,336	5.2	148.74	51.9
La Tuque[QC 1]		Mauricie		11,227	11,821	−5	25,113.7	0.4
Lac-Delage	La Jacques-Cartier	Capitale-Nationale	Québec	598	530	12.8	1.52	393.9
Lachute	Argenteuil	Laurentides	Lachute	12,551	11,832	6.1	109.2	114.9
Lac-Mégantic	Le Granit	Estrie		5,932	5,967	−0.6	21.77	272.5
Lac-Saint-Joseph	La Jacques-Cartier	Capitale-Nationale	Québec	251	266	−5.6	33.66	7.5
Lac-Sergent	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		466	423	10.2	3.73	125
L'Ancienne-Lorette		Capitale-Nationale	Québec	16,745	16,516	1.4	7.63	2,193.6
L'Assomption	L'Assomption	Lanaudière	Montréal	20,065	16,723	20	98.9	202.9
Laval		Laval	Montréal	401,553	368,709	8.9	247.09	1,625.1
Lavaltrie	D'Autray	Lanaudière	Montréal	13,267	12,120	9.5	68.18	194.6
Lebel-sur-Quévillon		Nord-du-Québec		2,159	2,729	−20.9	40.14	53.8
L'Épiphanie	L'Assomption	Lanaudière	Montréal	5,353	4,606	16.2	2.26	2,367.9
Léry	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	2,307	2,385	−3.3	10.57	218.2
Lévis		Chaudière-Appalaches	Québec	138,769	130,006	6.7	449.31	308.8
L'Île-Cadieux	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	105	128	−18	0.57	185.2
L'Île-Dorval[QC 2]		Montréal	Montréal	5	0	0	0.18	27.7
L'Île-Perrot	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	10,503	9,927	5.8	5.56	1,889.8
Longueuil		Montérégie	Montréal	231,409	229,330	0.9	115.59	2,002
Lorraine	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	9,479	9,613	−1.4	6.04	1,570
Louiseville	Maskinongé	Mauricie		7,517	7,433	1.1	62.59	120.1
Macamic	Abitibi-Ouest	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		2,734	2,726	0.3	202.34	13.5
Magog	Memphrémagog	Estrie	Sherbrooke	25,358	23,880	6.2	144.19	175.9
Malartic	La Vallée-de-l'Or	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		3,449	3,640	−5.2	148.68	23.2
Maniwaki	La Vallée-de-la-Gatineau	Outaouais		3,930	4,102	−4.2	5.8	677.7
Marieville	Rouville	Montérégie		10,094	7,527	34.1	62.78	160.8
Mascouche	Les Moulins	Lanaudière	Montréal	42,491	33,764	25.8	106.64	398.4
Matagami		Nord-du-Québec		1,526	1,555	−1.9	66.85	22.8
Matane	La Matanie	Bas-Saint-Laurent	Matane	14,462	14,742	−1.9	195.47	74
Mercier	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	11,584	10,121	14.5	45.95	252.1
Métabetchouan–Lac-à-la-Croix	Lac-Saint-Jean-Est	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean		4,097	4,084	0.3	186.7	21.9
Métis-sur-Mer	La Mitis	Bas-Saint-Laurent		644	604	6.6	48.63	13.2
Mirabel		Laurentides	Montréal	41,957	34,626	21.2	485.59	86.4
Mont-Joli	La Mitis	Bas-Saint-Laurent		6,665	6,568	1.5	24.45	272.6
Mont-Laurier	Antoine-Labelle	Laurentides		13,779	13,405	2.8	590.76	23.3
Montmagny	Montmagny	Chaudière-Appalaches		11,491	11,353	1.2	126.07	91.1
Montreal[QC 3]		Montréal	Montréal	1,649,519	1,620,693	1.8	365.13	4,517.6
Montreal West		Montréal	Montréal	5,085	5,184	−1.9	1.41	3,614.6
Montréal-Est		Montréal	Montréal	3,728	3,822	−2.5	12.45	299.4
Mont-Saint-Hilaire	La Vallée-du-Richelieu	Montérégie	Montréal	18,200	15,720	15.8	44.29	410.9
Mont-Tremblant	Les Laurentides	Laurentides		9,494	8,892	6.8	234.4	40.5
Mount Royal		Montréal	Montréal	19,503	18,933	3	7.66	2,545.3
Murdochville	La Côte-de-Gaspé	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		764	812	−5.9	61.18	12.5
Neuville	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale	Québec	3,888	3,638	6.9	72.16	53.9
New Richmond	Bonaventure	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		3,810	3,748	1.7	168.84	22.6
Nicolet	Nicolet-Yamaska	Centre-du-Québec		7,828	7,827	0	96.11	81.5
Normandin	Maria-Chapdelaine	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean		3,137	3,220	−2.6	212.24	14.8
Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	10,620	9,885	7.4	27.8	382.1
Notre-Dame-des-Prairies	Joliette	Lanaudière	Joliette	8,868	8,230	7.8	18.2	487.3
Otterburn Park	La Vallée-du-Richelieu	Montérégie	Montréal	8,450	8,464	−0.2	5.35	1,580.6
Paspébiac	Bonaventure	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		3,198	3,309	−3.4	94.54	33.8
Percé	Le Rocher-Percé	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		3,312	3,419	−3.1	432.39	7.7
Pincourt	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	14,305	11,197	27.8	7.54	1,896.7
Plessisville	L'Érable	Centre-du-Québec		6,688	6,677	0.2	4.33	1,546
Pohénégamook	Témiscouata	Bas-Saint-Laurent		2,770	2,940	−5.8	340.33	8.1
Pointe-Claire		Montréal	Montréal	30,790	30,161	2.1	18.88	1,631
Pont-Rouge	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		8,723	7,518	16	121.23	72
Port-Cartier	Sept-Rivières	Côte-Nord		6,651	6,758	−1.6	1,101.31	6
Portneuf	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		3,107	3,086	0.7	108.99	28.5
Prévost	La Rivière-du-Nord	Laurentides		12,171	10,132	20.1	35.05	347.2
Princeville	L'Érable	Centre-du-Québec		5,693	5,571	2.2	194.02	29.3
Québec[QC 4]		Capitale-Nationale	Québec	516,622	491,142	5.2	454.1	1,137.7
Repentigny	L'Assomption	Lanaudière	Montréal	82,000	76,237	7.6	61.79	1,327.1
Richelieu	Rouville	Montérégie	Montréal	5,467	5,208	5	31.02	176.2
Richmond	Le Val-Saint-François	Estrie		3,275	3,336	−1.8	7.12	460.2
Rimouski	Rimouski-Neigette	Bas-Saint-Laurent	Rimouski	46,860	45,186	3.7	339.84	137.9
Rivière-du-Loup	Rivière-du-Loup	Bas-Saint-Laurent	Rivière-du-Loup	19,447	18,586	4.6	84.23	230.9
Rivière-Rouge	Antoine-Labelle	Laurentides		4,645	4,152	11.9	455.35	10.2
Roberval	Le Domaine-du-Roy	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean		10,227	10,544	−3	152.99	66.8
Rosemère	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	14,294	14,173	0.9	10.77	1,326.9
Rouyn-Noranda		Abitibi-Témiscamingue	Rouyn-Noranda	41,012	39,924	2.7	6,010.5	6.8
Saguenay		Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean	Saguenay	144,746	143,692	0.7	1,126.48	128.5
Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures		Capitale-Nationale	Québec	18,141	17,281	5	85.76	211.5
Saint-Basile	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		2,463	2,560	−3.8	98.2	25.1
Saint-Basile-le-Grand	La Vallée-du-Richelieu	Montérégie	Montréal	16,736	15,605	7.2	36.1	463.6
Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville		Montérégie	Montréal	26,107	24,388	7	43.28	603.3
Saint-Césaire	Rouville	Montérégie		5,686	5,151	10.4	83.55	68.1
Saint-Colomban	La Rivière-du-Nord	Laurentides	Montréal	13,080	10,136	29	93.56	139.8
Saint-Constant	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	24,980	23,957	4.3	56.83	439.5
Sainte-Adèle	Les Pays-d'en-Haut	Laurentides		12,137	10,634	14.1	120.9	100.4
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts	Les Laurentides	Laurentides		10,115	9,679	4.5	128.78	78.5
Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré	La Côte-de-Beaupré	Capitale-Nationale		2,854	2,803	1.8	62.64	45.6
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue		Montréal	Montréal	5,073	5,197	−2.4	10.57	480
Sainte-Anne-des-Monts	La Haute-Gaspésie	Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine		6,933	6,772	2.4	263.31	26.3
Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	14,535	13,001	11.8	92.81	156.6
Sainte-Catherine	Roussillon	Montérégie	Montréal	16,762	16,211	3.4	9.5	1,764.1
Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier	La Jacques-Cartier	Capitale-Nationale	Québec	6,319	5,021	25.9	121.2	52.1
Sainte-Julie	Marguerite-D'Youville	Montérégie	Montréal	30,104	29,079	3.5	49.53	607.8
Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson	Les Pays-d'en-Haut	Laurentides		2,740	2,498	9.7	92.62	29.6
Sainte-Marie	La Nouvelle-Beauce	Chaudière-Appalaches		12,889	11,584	11.3	107.17	120.3
Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac	Deux-Montagnes	Laurentides	Montréal	15,689	11,311	38.7	9.31	1,684.5
Sainte-Thérèse	Thérèse-De Blainville	Laurentides	Montréal	26,025	25,224	3.2	9.58	2,716.1
Saint-Eustache	Deux-Montagnes	Laurentides	Montréal	44,154	42,077	4.9	69.61	634.3
Saint-Félicien	Le Domaine-du-Roy	Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean		10,278	10,477	−1.9	363.57	28.3
Saint-Gabriel	D'Autray	Lanaudière		2,844	2,828	0.6	2.81	1,012.3
Saint-Georges	Beauce-Sartigan	Chaudière-Appalaches	Saint-Georges	31,173	29,616	5.3	198.21	157.3
Saint-Hyacinthe	Les Maskoutains	Montérégie	Saint-Hyacinthe	53,236	51,616	3.1	188.69	282.1
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	Le Haut-Richelieu	Montérégie	Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	92,394	87,492	5.6	225.78	409.2
Saint-Jérôme	La Rivière-du-Nord	Laurentides	Montréal	68,456	63,729	7.4	90.52	756.3
Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce	Robert-Cliche	Chaudière-Appalaches		4,722	4,454	6	110.87	42.6
Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel	Pierre-De Saurel	Montérégie	Sorel-Tracy	1,677	1,686	−0.5	1.38	1,216.8
Saint-Lambert		Montérégie	Montréal	21,555	21,599	−0.2	7.55	2,853.5
Saint-Lazare	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	19,295	17,016	13.4	66.62	289.6
Saint-Lin-Laurentides	Montcalm	Lanaudière		17,463	14,159	23.3	118.52	147.3
Saint-Marc-des-Carrières	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		2,862	2,774	3.2	16.64	172
Saint-Ours	Pierre-De Saurel	Montérégie		1,721	1,700	1.2	59.39	29
Saint-Pamphile	L'Islet	Chaudière-Appalaches		2,685	2,704	−0.7	137.21	19.6
Saint-Pascal	Kamouraska	Bas-Saint-Laurent		3,490	3,504	−0.4	59.34	58.8
Saint-Pie	Les Maskoutains	Montérégie		5,438	5,109	6.4	109.03	49.9
Saint-Raymond	Portneuf	Capitale-Nationale		9,615	9,273	3.7	670.75	14.3
Saint-Rémi	Les Jardins-de-Napierville	Montérégie		7,265	6,136	18.4	78.8	92.2
Saint-Sauveur	Les Pays-d'en-Haut	Laurentides		9,881	9,191	7.5	47.79	206.8
Saint-Tite	Mékinac	Mauricie		3,880	3,826	1.4	92.53	41.9
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield	Beauharnois-Salaberry	Montérégie	Salaberry-de-Valleyfield	40,077	39,672	1	107.1	374.2
Schefferville	Caniapiscau	Côte-Nord		213	202	5.4	25.11	8.5
Scotstown	Le Haut-Saint-François	Estrie		547	588	−7	11.5	47.6
Senneterre	La Vallée-de-l'Or	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		2,953	2,993	−1.3	14,892	0.2
Sept-Îles	Sept-Rivières	Côte-Nord	Sept-Îles	25,686	25,514	0.7	1,764.13	14.6
Shawinigan		Mauricie	Shawinigan	50,060	51,904	−3.6	733.48	68.2
Sherbrooke		Estrie	Sherbrooke	154,601	147,427	4.9	353.49	437.4
Sorel-Tracy	Pierre-De Saurel	Montérégie	Sorel-Tracy	34,600	34,076	1.5	58.07	595.9
Stanstead	Memphrémagog	Estrie		2,857	2,957	−3.4	22.72	125.8
Sutton	Brome-Missisquoi	Montérégie		3,906	3,805	2.7	246.54	15.8
Témiscaming	Témiscamingue	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		2,385	2,697	−11.6	718.18	3.3
Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac	Témiscouata	Bas-Saint-Laurent		5,096	5,259	−3.1	218.32	23.3
Terrebonne	Les Moulins	Lanaudière	Montréal	106,322	94,703	12.3	154.74	687.1
Thetford Mines	Les Appalaches	Chaudière-Appalaches	Thetford Mines	25,709	25,704	0	226.82	113.3
Thurso	Papineau	Outaouais		2,455	2,299	6.8	6.27	391.8
Trois-Pistoles	Les Basques	Bas-Saint-Laurent		3,456	3,500	−1.3	7.66	450.9
Trois-Rivières		Mauricie	Trois-Rivières	131,338	126,293	4	288.9	454.6
Valcourt	Le Val-Saint-François	Estrie		2,349	2,349	0	5.03	467.3
Val-d'Or	La Vallée-de-l'Or	Abitibi-Témiscamingue	Val-d'Or	31,862	31,123	2.4	3,551.79	9
Varennes	Marguerite-D'Youville	Montérégie	Montréal	20,994	20,950	0.2	92.53	226.9
Vaudreuil-Dorion	Vaudreuil-Soulanges	Montérégie	Montréal	33,305	25,789	29.1	72.52	459.3
Victoriaville	Arthabaska	Centre-du-Québec	Victoriaville	43,462	40,486	7.4	84.2	516.2
Ville-Marie	Témiscamingue	Abitibi-Témiscamingue		2,595	2,696	−3.7	6.11	424.8
Warwick	Arthabaska	Centre-du-Québec		4,766	4,804	−0.8	109.97	43.3
Waterloo	La Haute-Yamaska	Montérégie		4,330	4,054	6.8	12.25	353.6
Waterville	Coaticook	Estrie	Sherbrooke	2,028	1,926	5.3	44.42	45.7
Westmount		Montréal	Montréal	19,931	20,494	−2.7	4.02	4,952.8
Windsor	Le Val-Saint-François	Estrie		5,367	5,239	2.4	14.29	375.5
Total villes (cities/towns)	—	—	—	6,568,941	6,266,482	4.8	81,674.44	80.4

Notes:

1. La Tuque is Quebec's largest ville by area.
2. L'Île-Dorval is Quebec's smallest ville by both population and area.
3. Montreal is Canada's second-largest ville and Quebec's largest ville by population.
4. Quebec City is Quebec's capital.

Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan has 146 towns.

Towns in Saskatchewan
Name	Rural municipality (RM)	Population (2011)[19]	Population (2006)[19]	Change (%)[19]	Land area (km²)[19]	Population density (per km²)[19]
Aberdeen	Aberdeen No. 373	599	527	13.7	1.95	307
Alameda	Moose Creek No. 33	342	308	11	2.55	133.9
Allan	Bayne No. 371	648	631	2.7	1.78	363.2
Arborfield	Arborfield No. 456	326	329	−0.9	0.88	370.5
Arcola	Brock No. 64	649	509	27.5	3.39	191.5
Asquith	Vanscoy No. 345	603	576	4.7	1.23	491.4
Assiniboia	Lake of the Rivers No. 72	2,418	2,305	4.9	3.78	639.8
Balcarres	Abernethy No. 186	617	598	3.2	1.57	392.9
Balgonie	Edenwold No. 158	1,625	1,384	17.4	3.15	515.8
Battleford	Battle River No. 438	4,065	3,685	10.3	23.33	174.2
Bengough	Bengough No. 40	313	337	−7.1	1.07	292
Bienfait	Coalfields No. 4	780	748	4.3	3.09	252.4
Big River	Big River No. 555	639	728	−12.2	2.51	255
Biggar	Biggar No. 347	2,161	2,033	6.3	15.75	137.2
Birch Hills	Birch Hills No. 460	1,064	935	13.8	2.27	468.4
Blaine Lake	Blaine Lake No. 434	510	472	8.1	1.95	261.6
Bredenbury	Saltcoats No. 213	364	329	10.6	4.8	75.8
Broadview	Elcapo No. 154	574	611	−6.1	2.45	233.8
Bruno	Bayne No. 371	574	495	16	0.95	606.1
Burstall	Deer Forks No. 232	301	315	−4.4	1.11	270
Cabri	Riverside No. 168	399	439	−9.1	1.33	298.9
Canora	Good Lake No. 274	2,219	2,013	10.2	7.31	303.7
Carlyle	Moose Mountain No. 63	1,441	1,257	14.6	3.19	451.1
Carnduff	Mount Pleasant No. 2	1,126	1,012	11.3	2.26	497.3
Carrot River	Moose Range No. 486	1,000	941	6.3	1.42	706.4
Central Butte	Enfield No. 194	365	372	−1.9	2.24	163.2
Choiceland	Torch River No. 488	381	346	10.1	1.12	340.8
Churchbridge	Churchbridge No. 211	743	704	5.5	2.76	269.2
Colonsay	Colonsay No. 342	475	425	11.8	2.46	193.1
Coronach	Hart Butte No. 11	711	770	−7.7	2.33	304.9
Craik	Craik No. 222	453	408	11	3.02	150
Cudworth	Hoodoo No. 401	770	738	4.3	2.21	348.7
Cupar	Cupar No. 218	579	566	2.3	0.8	726.7
Cut Knife	Cut Knife No. 439	517	532	−2.8	1.99	259.3
Dalmeny	Corman Park No. 344	1,702	1,560	9.1	2.27	751
Davidson	Arm River No. 252	1,025	958	7	4.49	228.4
Delisle	Vanscoy No. 345	975	898	8.6	2.49	391.3
Duck Lake	Duck Lake No. 463	577	605	−4.6	2.73	211.6
Dundurn	Dundurn No. 314	693	647	7.1	1.37	505.3
Eastend	White Valley No. 49	527	471	11.9	2.71	194.7
Eatonia	Chesterfield No. 261	508	449	13.1	1.68	301.6
Elrose	Monet No. 257	477	453	5.3	2.76	172.8
Esterhazy	Fertile Belt No. 183	2,472	2,336	5.8	4.75	520.9
Eston	Snipe Lake No. 259	1,031	971	6.2	2.72	379.3
Fleming	Moosomin No. 121	83	75	10.7	2.17	38.3
Foam Lake	Foam Lake No. 276	1,148	1,123	2.2	6.06	189.4
Fort Qu'Appelle	North Qu'Appelle No. 187	2,034	1,919	6	5.28	385
Francis	Francis No. 127	176	148	18.9	0.59	297.4
Govan	Last Mountain Valley No. 250	216	232	−6.9	1.35	159.7
Gravelbourg	Gravelbourg No. 104	1,116	1,089	2.5	3.23	346
Grenfell	Elcapo No. 154	1,049	947	10.8	3.17	331.2
Gull Lake	Gull Lake No. 139	989	965	2.5	2.5	395.6
Hafford	Redberry No. 435	397	360	10.3	0.8	496.8
Hague	Rosthern No. 403	878	707	24.2	1.08	815.5
Hanley	Rosedale No. 283	522	464	12.5	2.65	196.8
Hepburn	Laird No. 404	562	530	6	1.02	548.4
Herbert	Morse No. 165	759	742	2.3	3.78	200.7
Hudson Bay	Hudson Bay No. 394	1,900[9]	1,646	−8.6	17.35	86.7
Imperial	Big Arm No. 251	349	321	8.7	1.23	283.5
Indian Head	Indian Head No. 156	1,815	1,634	11.1	3.17	572.1
Ituna	Ituna Bon Accord No. 246	711	622	14.3	1.56	455.5
Kamsack	Cote No. 271	1,825	1,713	6.5	5.85	311.8
Kelvington	Kelvington No. 366	890[9]	866	2.8	3.89	228.8
Kerrobert	Progress No. 351	1,061	1,001	6	7.49	141.7
Kindersley	Kindersley No. 290	4,678	4,412	6	12.55	372.8
Kinistino	Kinistino No. 459	743	643	15.6	0.98	758.8
Kipling	Kingsley No. 124	1,051	973	8	2.15	487.9
Kyle	Lacadena No. 228	437	423	3.3	1.14	383.1
Lafleche	Wood River No. 74	406	370	9.7	1.51	269.7
Lampman	Browning No. 34	713	634	12.5	2.23	319.9
Langenburg	Langenburg No. 181	1,148	1,048	9.5	3.46	332.2
Langham	Corman Park No. 344	1,290	1,120	15.2	3.98	324.4
Lanigan	Usborne No. 310	1,390	1,233	12.7	8.34	166.8
Lashburn	Manitou Lake No. 442	967	914	5.8	3.11	310.5
Leader	Happyland No. 231	821	881	−6.8	1.71	481.2
Lemberg	Abernethy No. 186	274	255	7.5	2.67	102.7
Leroy	Leroy No. 339	427	412	3.6	1.06	402.1
Lumsden	Lumsden No. 189	1,631	1,523	7.1	4.06	402
Luseland	Progress No. 351	566	571	−0.9	1.53	369.6
Macklin	Eye Hill No. 382	1,415	1,290	9.7	3.14	450.7
Maidstone	Eldon No. 471	1,156	1,037	11.5	4.56	253.5
Maple Creek	Maple Creek No. 111	2,176	2,198	−1	4.42	492.1
Marshall	Wilton No. 472	594[9]	608	−2.3	1.01	588.1
Midale	Cymri No. 36	562	462	21.6	1.53	368.5
Milestone	Brock No. 64	618	562	10	2.17	284.4
Moosomin	Moosomin No. 121	2,485	2,262	9.9	7.59	327.5
Morse	Morse No. 165	240	236	1.7	1.45	165.7
Mossbank	Lake Johnston No. 102	327	330	−0.9	1.75	186.8
Naicam	Pleasantdale No. 398	686	690	−0.6	1.69	405.5
Nipawin	Nipawin No. 487	4,265	4,076	4.6	8.71	489.4
Nokomis	Wreford No. 280	397	404	−1.7	2.61	152.3
Norquay	Clayton No. 333	435	412	5.6	1.69	258
Ogema	Key West No. 70	368	304	21.1	1.43	257.6
Osler	Corman Park No. 344	1,088	926	17.5	1.55	700.6
Outlook	Rudy No. 284	2,204	1,938	13.7	7.83	281.3
Oxbow	Enniskillen No. 3	1,285	1,139	12.8	3.13	410
Pense	Pense No. 160	532	507	4.9	1.32	402.6
Pilot Butte	Edenwold No. 158	1,848	1,872	−1.3	5.05	365.6
Ponteix	Grassy Creek No. 78	605	531	13.9	1.09	556
Porcupine Plain	Porcupine No. 395	855	783	9.2	2.27	377.2
Preeceville	Preeceville No. 334	1,070	1,050	1.9	3.06	350.2
Qu'Appelle	South Qu'Appelle No. 157	668	624	7.1	4.22	158.1
Radisson	Great Bend No. 405	505	421	20	2.07	243.6
Radville	Laurier No. 38	860	793	8.4	2.16	398.6
Raymore	Moose Range No. 486	568	581	−2.2	2.75	206.8
Redvers	Antler No. 61	975	878	11	2.96	329
Regina Beach	Lumsden No. 189	1,081	1,210	−10.7	3.88	278.5
Rocanville	Rocanville No. 151	857	869	−1.4	2.43	352.3
Rockglen	Poplar Valley No. 12	400	366	9.3	2.85	140.4
Rose Valley	Ponass Lake No. 367	296	338	−12.4	1.12	263.4
Rosetown	St. Andrews No. 287	2,317	2,277	1.8	12.14	190.8
Rosthern	Rosthern No. 403	1,572	1,382	13.7	4.31	365
Rouleau	Redburn No. 130	453	400	13.3	1.61	282.2
Saltcoats	Saltcoats No. 213	474	467	1.5	1.35	352.2
Scott	Tramping Lake No. 380	75	91	−17.6	4.39	17.1
Shaunavon	Grassy Creek No. 78	1,756	1,691	3.8	5.1	344.2
Shellbrook	Shellbrook No. 493	1,433	1,230	16.5	3.67	390.3
Sintaluta	Indian Head No. 156	120	98	22.4	2.7	44.5
Southey	Cupar No. 218	778	711	9.4	1.56	499.8
Spiritwood	Spiritwood No. 496	916	911	0.5	2.95	310
Springside	St. Philips No. 301	534	513	4.1	0.68	791
St. Brieux	Lake Lenore No. 399	590	492	19.9	2.55	231.4
St. Walburg	Frenchman Butte No. 501	716	672	6.5	2.12	338
Star City	Star City No. 428	460	428	7.5	0.7	661.1
Stoughton	Tecumseh No. 65	694	653	6.3	3.41	203.2
Strasbourg	McKillop No. 220	752	732	2.7	5.7	132
Sturgis	Preeceville No. 334	620	575	7.8	3.41	181.6
Tisdale	Tisdale No. 427	3,180	3,000	6	6.47	491.5
Turtleford	Mervin No. 499	525	461	13.9	1.69	311.6
Unity	Round Valley No. 410	2,389	2,147	11.3	9.77	244.6
Vonda	Grant No. 372	353	322	9.6	2.86	123.6
Wadena	Lakeview No. 337	1,306	1,315	−0.7	2.91	449.5
Wakaw	Fish Creek No. 402	985	864	14	3.12	315.9
Waldheim	Laird No. 404	1,035	868	19.2	1.97	525.5
Wapella	Martin No. 122	333	311	7.1	2.57	129.8
Watrous	Morris No. 312	1,857	1,743	6.5	11.17	166.2
Watson	Lakeside No. 338	777	719	8.1	2.83	274.7
Wawota	Wawken No. 93	560	522	7.3	1.24	451
White City	Edenwold No. 158	1,894	1,113	70.2	6	315.6
Whitewood	Willowdale No. 153	950	869	9.3	3.04	312
Wilkie	Tramping Lake No. 380	1,301	1,222	6.5	9.48	137.3
Willow Bunch	Willow Bunch No. 42	286	297	−3.7	0.84	339.2
Wolseley	Wolseley No. 155	864	782	10.5	5.93	145.6
Wynyard	Big Quill No. 308	1,767	1,744	1.3	5.29	334.1
Yellow Grass	Scott No. 98	440	371	18.6	2.68	164.1
Zealandia	St. Andrews No. 287	80	90	−11.1	1.38	57.9
Total towns		137,725	127,795	7.8	473.50	290.9

Yukon

Yukon has three towns.

Name	Population (2011)[20]	Population (2006)[20]	Change (%)[20]	Area (km²)[20]	Population density[20]
Dawson City	1,319	1,327	−0.6	32.45	40.7
Faro	344	341	0.9	203.57	1.7
Watson Lake	802	846	−5.2	6.11	131.3
Total towns	2,465	2,514	−1.9	242.13	10.2

See also

History of cities in Canada List of Canadian provinces and territories by population List of census metropolitan areas and agglomerations in Canada List of cities and towns of Upper Canada List of cities in Canada List of cities in North America List of city nicknames in Canada List of largest Canadian cities by census

List of the 100 largest cities and towns in Canada by area List of the 100 largest municipalities in Canada by population List of the 100 largest population centres in Canada List of villages in Canada Origins of names of cities in Canada Population of Canada by year Regional municipality

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