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Originally Posted by someone123
Canada doesn't have a primate city. Of those cities you listed, only London and Paris are primate cities. The definition is usually something along the lines of "disproportionately larger than other cities" or "more than twice as large as the second-largest city".
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Toronto is already practically a primate city. It'll probably take a couple decades to check off every last official metric.
Montreal: 1.7 mil
Toronto: 2.9 mil
Greater Montreal: 4 mil
Golden Horseshoe: 8 mil
Greater Golden Horseshoe: 9.5 mil