Boroughs of Canada

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In Quebec, the term borough is used as the formal translation into English of the French arrondissement, an administrative subdivision of a major city.

East York, Ontario, although an independent municipality with its own mayor and council, was also formerly designated as a borough. With the community's amalgamation into Toronto in 1998, East York no longer holds this status. At the time, East York was the only municipality in Canada designated as a borough; most of the communities in Quebec now designated as arrondissements or boroughs were also independent villes prior to 2002.