🗣️ Ranking · 152 metro areas

Most bilingual cities in Canada

Share of people who can hold a conversation in both English and French (2021 Census). Top three: Hawkesbury (65.7%), Bathurst (65.0%), Edmundston (59.5%). Canada overall: 18.0%.

#CityValue
1Hawkesbury ON65.7%
2Bathurst NB65.0%
3Edmundston NB59.5%
4Campbellton NB56.5%
5Montréal QC56.4%
6Cowansville QC51.3%
7Timmins ON49.0%
8Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts QC47.3%
9Sherbrooke QC46.0%
10Moncton NB45.9%
11Lachute QC44.8%
12Ottawa ON43.1%
13Québec QC41.5%
14Granby QC40.2%
15Salaberry-de-Valleyfield QC38.4%
16Cornwall ON37.2%
17Greater Sudbury ON36.7%
18Rouyn-Noranda QC35.9%
19Val-d'Or QC35.5%
20Trois-Rivières QC32.4%
21Sainte-Marie QC30.6%
22Joliette QC30.3%
23Drummondville QC29.9%
24Saint-Hyacinthe QC29.8%
25Sept-Îles QC28.5%
26Sorel-Tracy QC28.1%
27Saint-Georges QC27.7%
28Victoriaville QC27.3%
29Rimouski QC27.2%
30Shawinigan QC24.9%
31Rivière-du-Loup QC24.4%
32North Bay ON24.1%
33Amos QC24.1%
34Saguenay QC23.7%
35Thetford Mines QC23.4%
36Fredericton NB22.5%
37Petawawa ON20.8%
38Baie-Comeau QC19.9%
39Matane QC19.0%
40Elliot Lake ON19.0%
41Alma QC18.8%
42Canmore AB18.3%
43Miramichi NB17.6%
44Dolbeau-Mistassini QC16.8%
45Yellowknife NT16.7%
46Whitehorse YT15.8%
47Saint John NB15.7%
48Pembroke ON14.3%
49Charlottetown PE13.7%
50Summerside PE13.3%
51Squamish BC13.1%
52Kingston ON12.5%
53Halifax NS11.9%
54Midland ON11.3%
55Nelson BC11.2%
56Courtenay BC10.2%
57Victoria BC10.1%
58Winnipeg MB10.0%
59Brockville ON10.0%
60Windsor ON9.4%
61Sault Ste. Marie ON9.1%
62Guelph ON8.7%
63Essa ON8.7%
64St. John's NL8.1%
65Thunder Bay ON7.8%
66Kentville NS7.8%
67Grande Prairie AB7.6%
68Prince Albert SK7.6%
69Collingwood ON7.5%
70Kenora ON7.5%
71Toronto ON7.4%
72Okotoks AB7.4%
73Cobourg ON7.4%
74St. Catharines ON7.3%
75Oshawa ON7.3%
76Salmon Arm BC7.3%
77Peterborough ON7.2%
78Belleville ON7.1%
79Port Hope ON7.0%
80Kelowna BC6.9%
81Chatham-Kent ON6.9%
82Powell River BC6.9%
83Edmonton AB6.8%
84Sarnia ON6.8%
85Campbell River BC6.8%
86Gander NL6.7%
87Calgary AB6.6%
88London ON6.6%
89Nanaimo BC6.6%
90Vancouver BC6.5%
91Hamilton ON6.5%
92Penticton BC6.5%
93Kitchener ON6.4%
94Barrie ON6.4%
95Owen Sound ON6.4%
96Vernon BC6.3%
97Centre Wellington ON6.3%
98Stratford ON6.3%
99Parksville BC6.3%
100Sylvan Lake AB6.2%
101Saskatoon SK6.1%
102Truro NS6.1%
103Terrace BC6.1%
104North Battleford SK6.0%
105Regina SK5.9%
106Wood Buffalo AB5.9%
107Duncan BC5.8%
108Thompson MB5.8%
109Woodstock ON5.6%
110Moose Jaw SK5.6%
111Wasaga Beach ON5.6%
112Port Alberni BC5.6%
113Ladysmith BC5.6%
114Portage la Prairie MB5.5%
115Red Deer AB5.4%
116Kamloops BC5.3%
117Lacombe AB5.2%
118Orillia ON5.0%
119Prince George BC4.9%
120Brandon MB4.8%
121Fort St. John BC4.6%
122Cranbrook BC4.6%
123Grand Falls-Windsor NL4.6%
124Brantford ON4.5%
125Lethbridge AB4.5%
126Corner Brook NL4.5%
127Kawartha Lakes ON4.4%
128Dawson Creek BC4.4%
129Abbotsford BC4.3%
130Chilliwack BC4.3%
131Swift Current SK4.3%
132Steinbach MB4.3%
133High River AB4.3%
134Prince Rupert BC4.3%
135Cape Breton NS4.2%
136Lloydminster AB4.1%
137New Glasgow NS4.0%
138Camrose AB3.9%
139Williams Lake BC3.8%
140Ingersoll ON3.8%
141Strathmore AB3.7%
142Medicine Hat AB3.5%
143Estevan SK3.4%
144Norfolk ON3.3%
145Quesnel BC3.2%
146Brooks AB3.1%
147Tillsonburg ON3.0%
148Trail BC2.9%
149Wetaskiwin AB2.9%
150Winkler MB2.8%
151Yorkton SK2.7%
152Weyburn SK1.7%

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 98-10-0223-01. Includes census metropolitan areas and census agglomerations.