Regions in Canada
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You can sort the regions in Canada alphabeticallyby population by capitals of the regionsby capitals population
Primary administrative regions in Canada
There are 14 regions in Canada in the primary administrative level.Region | No | Population | Capital | Capital population |
Alberta Alberta | 1. | 3,497,881 | Edmonton Edmonton | 1,010,899 |
British Columbia British Columbia | 2. | 4,413,973 | Victoria Victoria | 289,625 |
Manitoba Manitoba | 3. | 1,193,566 | Winnipeg Winnipeg | 749,607 |
New Brunswick New Brunswick/Nouveau-Brunswick | 4. | 751,250 | Fredericton Fredericton | 63,116 |
Newfoundland and Labrador Newfoundland and Labrador | 5. | 508,099 | St. John's St. John's | 110,525 |
Northwest Territories Northwest Territories | 6. | 31,247 | Yellowknife Yellowknife | 20,340 |
Nova Scotia Nova Scotia | 7. | 935,573 | Halifax Halifax | 439,819 |
Nunavut Nunavut | 8. | 30,776 | Iqaluit Iqaluit | 7,429 |
Ontario Ontario | 9. | 12,861,940 | Toronto Toronto | 2,600,000 |
Ontario Ontario | 10. | 12,861,940 | Ottawa Ottawa | 812,129 |
Prince Edward Island Prince Edward Island | 11. | 139,089 | Charlottetown Charlottetown | 38,809 |
Quebec Québec | 12. | 8,585,523 | Quebec Québec | 531,902 |
Saskatchewan Saskatchewan | 13. | 1,006,644 | Regina Regina | 176,183 |
Yukon Yukon | 14. | 33,530 | Whitehorse Whitehorse | 28,201 |