Table 1.1
Population and demographic factors of growth by census metropolitan area, Canada

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Table 1.1
Population and demographic factors of growth by census metropolitan area, Canada
Table summary
This table displays the results of Population and demographic factors of growth by census metropolitan area Population 2017 (July 1), 2016/2017, Natural increase, International migratory increase, Interprovincial migratory increase, Intraprovincial migratory increase, Total migratory increase and Population growth, calculated using number units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Population 2017 (July 1) 2016/2017
Natural increase International migratory increase Interprovincial migratory increase Intraprovincial migratory increase Total migratory increase Population growth
number
Canada 36,708,083 111,411 332,068 0 0 332,068 443,479
All census metropolitan areas 25,893,686 100,125 305,406 6,242 -11,390 300,258 391,890
St. John's 219,207 469 1,063 -1,275 1,337 1,125 1,594
Halifax 431,701 826 4,544 32 1,349 5,925 6,751
Moncton 152,169 287 1,278 -229 808 1,857 2,144
Saint John 128,541 -3 1,059 -450 -119 490 487
Saguenay 159,258 62 68 -94 -328 -354 -292
Québec 812,205 1,812 3,569 -1,080 1,168 3,657 5,469
Sherbrooke 218,633 415 1,954 -331 519 2,142 2,557
Trois-Rivières 158,942 -115 470 -77 870 1,263 1,148
Montréal 4,138,254 14,966 52,158 -8,284 -10,325 33,549 48,515
Ottawa - Gatineau 1,377,016 6,004 11,658 5,858 2,457 19,973 25,977
Ottawa - Gatineau, Ontario part 1,040,346 4,489 9,610 6,209 1,834 17,653 22,142
Ottawa - Gatineau, Quebec part 336,670 1,515 2,048 -351 623 2,320 3,835
Kingston 173,862 72 624 767 968 2,359 2,431
Peterborough 126,291 -155 330 35 1,357 1,722 1,567
Oshawa 402,399 1,500 1,132 -195 4,724 5,661 7,161
Toronto 6,346,088 32,321 113,074 13,450 -36,755 89,769 122,090
Hamilton 787,195 1,007 5,621 646 2,061 8,328 9,335
St. Catharines - Niagara 416,539 -856 1,729 54 3,474 5,257 4,401
Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo 527,765 2,250 3,815 991 2,058 6,864 9,114
Brantford 147,489 228 445 42 1,113 1,600 1,828
Guelph 159,988 610 1,229 278 1,318 2,825 3,435
London 521,756 1,030 4,316 922 2,346 7,584 8,614
Windsor 344,747 537 3,040 999 -74 3,965 4,502
Barrie 209,081 669 570 -127 2,419 2,862 3,531
Greater Sudbury 165,270 -79 458 129 -384 203 124
Thunder Bay 124,164 -162 138 -91 -13 34 -128
Winnipeg 825,713 3,100 16,721 -5,122 85 11,684 14,784
Regina 253,220 1,414 5,190 -1,585 1,009 4,614 6,028
Saskatoon 323,809 2,127 5,943 -1,769 2,739 6,913 9,040
Calgary 1,488,841 12,198 16,525 -4,565 1,756 13,716 25,914
Edmonton 1,411,945 9,748 12,244 -2,556 5,721 15,409 25,157
Kelowna 202,208 -180 407 2,019 1,239 3,665 2,714
Abbotsford - Mission 190,714 714 1,386 436 1,590 3,412 2,295
Vancouver 2,571,262 7,764 31,541 4,727 -9,926 26,342 28,984
Victoria 377,414 -455 1,107 2,687 2,049 5,843 4,619
Note: Postcensal population estimates are produced using the component method, with the exception of British Columbia’s preliminary estimates. Instead, they are based on the population estimates provided by BC Stats. As a result, the sum of components does not equal the population growth for preliminary estimates of British Columbia's census metropolitan areas.
Source: Statistics Canada, Demography Division.
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