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The Communauté métropolitaine de Québec or Quebec Metropolitan Community (CMQ) is a geopolitical region encompassing numerous cities, towns and villages in the Quebec City economic area.
[edit] History
The CMQ was created on January 1, 2002 (the creation date of the enlarged cities of Lévis and Quebec City).
[edit] Constituent municipalities
The Indian reserve of Wendake and the parish municipality of Notre-Dame-des-Anges, though enclaves of Quebec City, belong neither to the Urban agglomeration of Quebec nor to the CMQ.
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Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) by size |
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Toronto, ON · Montreal, QC · Vancouver, BC · Ottawa–Gatineau, ON/QC · Calgary, AB · Edmonton, AB · Quebec City, QC · Winnipeg, MB · Hamilton, ON · London, ON · Kitchener, ON · St. Catharines-Niagara, ON · Halifax, NS · Oshawa, ON · Victoria, BC · Windsor, ON · Saskatoon, SK · Regina, SK · Sherbrooke, QC · St. John's, NL · Barrie, ON · Kelowna, BC · Abbotsford, BC · Greater Sudbury, ON · Kingston, ON · Saguenay, QC · Trois-Rivières, QC · Guelph, ON · Moncton, NB · Brantford, ON · Thunder Bay, ON · Saint John, NB · Peterborough, ON
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