Best neighbourhoods in Ontario
Browse ranked neighbourhoods across 25 Ontario cities — the full 2021 Canadian Census, translated into filters, rankings, and a map.
Cities
- Toronto
- 2,794,356 residents
- $99,000 median family income
- 38.0%with a bachelor's degree+
- Ottawa
- 1,017,449 residents
- $112,000 median family income
- 41.3%with a bachelor's degree+
- Mississauga
- 717,961 residents
- $104,000 median family income
- 30.9%with a bachelor's degree+
- Brampton
- 656,480 residents
- $110,000 median family income
- 31.6%with a bachelor's degree+
- Hamilton
- 580,412 residents
- $57,200 median family income
- 15.7%with a bachelor's degree+
- London
- 422,324 residents
- Markham
- 338,503 residents
- $109,000 median family income
- 39.7%with a bachelor's degree+
- Vaughan
- 323,103 residents
- $123,000 median family income
- 38.0%with a bachelor's degree+
- Kitchener
- 256,885 residents
- Windsor
- 229,660 residents
- Oakville
- 213,759 residents
- Richmond Hill
- 202,022 residents
- $108,000 median family income
- 43.9%with a bachelor's degree+
- Burlington
- 187,051 residents
- Oshawa
- 175,383 residents
- $89,000 median family income
- 19.4%with a bachelor's degree+
- Greater Sudbury
- 166,004 residents
- Barrie
- 147,829 residents
- $93,000 median family income
- 20.2%with a bachelor's degree+
- Guelph
- 143,740 residents
- Whitby
- 138,501 residents
- $118,000 median family income
- 30.0%with a bachelor's degree+
- Cambridge
- 138,479 residents
- St. Catharines
- 136,803 residents
- Kingston
- 132,485 residents
- $92,000 median family income
- 30.6%with a bachelor's degree+
- Ajax
- 126,666 residents
- $112,000 median family income
- 30.9%with a bachelor's degree+
- Waterloo
- 121,436 residents
- Thunder Bay
- 108,843 residents
- Chatham-Kent
- 103,988 residents
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