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Population of Canada's Largest Cities

Chart by Jiaozira
First published: Wednesday September 22nd, 2021
Calgary and Edmonton have seen outstanding growth since the 1950's!
According to federal census results
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Jiaozira
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Level 70
Sep 22, 2021
Population is by city-proper. This explains the jump for Montreal, who expanded their borders in 2002, as well as nullifies the impact of Calgary's growth (considering Calgary's low amount of suburbs).
MG17
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Level 43
Sep 25, 2021
Maybe you add a minimum of 0 on the Y Axis? That -500,000 is really funny lol
Jiaozira
+1
Level 70
Sep 26, 2021
I tried, unfortunately Google Charts won't allow anything more than -500,000 :(

But that's alright, it's just an experimental chart for now!

MG17
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Level 43
Oct 1, 2021
Wait, what? My charts work when I set it to 0. Strange...
JWatson24
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Level 71
Sep 27, 2021
Cool chart! What's with the huge spike in Montreal in the early 2000s?
Jiaozira
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Level 70
Sep 27, 2021
Thank you! Montreal expanded the city borders in 2002 and absorbed several other cities on the Island of Montreal (this in my eyes highlights one of the biggest downsides with using city proper population)
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