There are many cities in Canada Here is a small selection; others are listed under their regions.
Ottawa Canada The national capital, high tech centre, tourist centre
Calgary city, this the quickly growing; oil, cowboys, development; home of the Calgary Stampede (Winter Olympics 98).
Toronto city: is Canada's largest city and the main commercial centre. Toronto is home to the world famous Yonge-Dundas Square and the historical Old Toronto's Distillery District. The UN as well as UNESCO ranks Toronto the most multicultural and multilingual city in the world. Dubbed the city of neighborhood's, Toronto boasts 6 different Chinatown's, 3 Little Italy's, 2 Little India's, 2 Little Koreas, The Danforth (Greektown), J-Town (Japan), "Lawrence of Arabia" (Arab) and large Afghan, Iranian, Sri Lankan, Caribbean and African communities among many many others. Toronto is also home to Canada's economic gateway to the world, the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Vancouver city canada: beautiful and busy west coast city; third largest metropolitan area in Canada; home of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Ottawa Canada The national capital, high tech centre, tourist centreCalgary city, this the quickly growing; oil, cowboys, development; home of the Calgary Stampede (Winter Olympics 98).
Toronto city: is Canada's largest city and the main commercial centre. Toronto is home to the world famous Yonge-Dundas Square and the historical Old Toronto's Distillery District. The UN as well as UNESCO ranks Toronto the most multicultural and multilingual city in the world. Dubbed the city of neighborhood's, Toronto boasts 6 different Chinatown's, 3 Little Italy's, 2 Little India's, 2 Little Koreas, The Danforth (Greektown), J-Town (Japan), "Lawrence of Arabia" (Arab) and large Afghan, Iranian, Sri Lankan, Caribbean and African communities among many many others. Toronto is also home to Canada's economic gateway to the world, the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Vancouver city canada: beautiful and busy west coast city; third largest metropolitan area in Canada; home of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Montreal : Quebec's largest city and Canada's second largest metropolitan area; beautiful city park called Mount Royal; half of the Island of Montreal is French (East end), and the other half is English (West Island); fashionable cultural and arts centre; multicultural and multilinguistic downtown area; internationally acclaimed restaurants; fabulous old-world architecture; fun loving "Joie de Vivre" culture;
Winnipeg city: capital of Manitoba, Transportation hub of Canada and Gateway to the West. Canada's midwestern Chicago.
Edmonton city, the capital of Alberta; northernmost metropolitan area in North America with a population greater than one million; home of the West Edmonton Mall - Canada's and one of the world's largest entertainment and shopping centres.
Halifax : capital of Nova Scotia, major port city
Quebec City: capital of Quebec, the Old Town is superb with a strong European feel, buildings and churches dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries and cobblestone streets ( declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO)
Edmonton city, the capital of Alberta; northernmost metropolitan area in North America with a population greater than one million; home of the West Edmonton Mall - Canada's and one of the world's largest entertainment and shopping centres.
Halifax : capital of Nova Scotia, major port city
Quebec City: capital of Quebec, the Old Town is superb with a strong European feel, buildings and churches dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries and cobblestone streets ( declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO)