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Charts: Population levels and trends for: Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) Census Agglomerations (CAs) Rural and Small Town (RST) areas MIZ areas within RST areas by province, 1986 to 2016 Ray D. Bollman RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net “Rural and Small Town” refers to areas outside Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) and outside Census Agglomerations (CAs). Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) have a total population of 100,000+ and Census Agglomerations (CAs) have a population of 10,000 - 99,999. Both include neighbouring municipalities where 50+% of the employed population commutes to the CMA or CA. References: Statistics Canada. (2016) Census Dictionary: 2016 Census of Population (http://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2016/ref/dict/index-eng.cfm). du Plessis, Valerie, Roland Beshiri, Ray D. Bollman and Heather Clemenson. (2001) “Definitions of Rural.” Rural and Small Town Canada Analysis Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 3 (Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Catalogue. no. 21-006-XIE) (http://www.statcan.gc.ca/bsolc/olc-cel/olc-cel?catno=21-006-X&CHROPG=1&lang=eng). For provincial detail, see: du Plessis, Valerie, Roland Beshiri, Ray D. Bollman and Heather Clemenson. (2002) Definitions of Rural (Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Agriculture and Rural Working Paper No. 61, Catalogue no. 21-601-MIE) (http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/olc-cel/olc.action?objId=21-601-M&objType=2&lang=en&limit=1). Bollman, Ray D. and Heather A. Clemenson (2008) Structure and Change in Canada’s Rural Demography: An Update to 2006 with Provincial Detail (Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Agriculture and Rural Working Paper No. 90, Catalogue no. 21-601-MIE) (http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/olc-cel/olc.action?objId=21-601-M&objType=2&lang=en&limit=1). RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ Charts: Population levels and trends for CMAs, CAs, RST and MIZ by province, 1986 to 2016 Summary Table: 2016 Canada: level, change, percent distribution Newfoundland and Labrador: level, percent distribution Prince Edward Island: level, percent distribution Nova Scotia: level, percent distribution New Brunswick: level, percent distribution Quebec: level, percent distribution Ontario: level, change, percent distribution Manitoba: level, change, percent distribution Saskatchewan: level, change, percent distribution Alberta: level, change, percent distribution British Columbia: level, percent distribution The Territories: level, percent distribution Population levels and distribution trends for Metro and Non-metro Canada Ontario RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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Note that rural or non-metro population change is due to: Population change within a fixed or constant set of delineated boundaries (as shown in previous chart); plus Reclassification due to rural areas becoming classified as urban - - or non-metro areas becoming classified as metro. In the accompanying set of tables, the size of the population that has been reclassified in each period is shown in the following tables by comparing the population in period T using the delineation of period T compared to the population in period T using the delineation of period T+1. RayD.Bollman@sasktel.net

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