What cities are there in Ontario, Canada?

The cities in Ontario are Toronto, Ottawa, brampton, Hamilton, London, Markham, Waterloo, Windsor and Mississauga.

I. brampton

Brampton is a city in Ontario. Brampton is the administrative center of Pierre District. Brampton is the third largest city in greater toronto area and the 1 1 largest city in Canada. The total area of this city is 266.7 1.

Km (103.0 square mile), with a total population of 433,806. This city is one of several regions with rapid population growth in Canada, with an average population growth rate of 6.6% from 200 1 to 2006.

Before 1800, the only important building was William Buffy Bar, which can be called the center of brampton. 1834, John Eliot sold a large number of plots in this area and adopted the name "brampton", which was soon adopted by others.

Second, Markham City.

Markham is one of the fastest growing cities in Ontario, and is known as "the Hi-tech Capital of Canada". It has more than 860 high-tech companies, including IBM, Philips, Motorola and Lucent, of which more than 400 companies are headquartered in Markham. Wanjin City is also very developed in manufacturing, real estate, service industry, medicine, environmental protection and other industries, and it is also one of the important Chinese towns in Canada.

Third, the city of Windsor.

Windsor is a city in southeastern Ontario, Canada, located on the shores of Lake St. Clare and Detroit in the United States and Canada. Windsor is also the southernmost city in Canada, facing Detroit, Michigan across the river and connected with it by bridges and tunnels.

Windsor is about 4 hours' drive from Toronto, the capital of Ontario, and about 2 hours' drive from London, the nearest Canadian city. The city has a mild climate and is a major tourist and industrial city in Canada.

Fourth, Waterloo.

Waterloo is a small city in southern Ontario, Canada, with developed transportation and a good atmosphere in both human and learning environments. 20 1 1 The population has reached 98,780, and the University of Waterloo, which ranks third in Macquarie's comprehensive category, and Laurier University, which ranks sixth in comprehensive category, are located in this city.

Five, Hamilton

Hamilton (also translated as Hamilton by local Chinese, now known as Hamatun by local Chinese) is the ninth largest city in Canada and one of the southernmost cities in Canada.

Hamilton is a port city in southeastern Ontario, Canada, located in the west of Toronto and north of Niagara Falls. Metropolitan Hamilton has a population of about 765,438+00,000 (2065,438+03), ranking ninth in China and third in Ontario since 65,438+09,865,438+0. Hamilton's immigrant population exceeds 20%, second only to Toronto (49%) and Vancouver (39%).

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