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1. ^ Vancouver is 'best city to live'. CNN (2005). Retrieved on2006-05-25.

2. ^ Statistics Canada

3. ^ worldweather.org:(English).

4. ^ Statistics Canada: 2001 Census, City of Toronto

5. ^ Ontario Population Projections. Ontario Ministry of Finance (2006).Retrieved on 2006-11-20.

6. ^ ^{a b} Community Highlights for Toronto. Statistics Canada (2001). Retrieved on2006-09-08.

7. ^ Canada's visible minority population in 2017. Statistics Canada (2005). Retrieved on2006-09-08.

8. ^ Language Used at Work by Mother Tongue (Toronto CMA). Statistics Canada (2001). Retrieved on2006-05-19.

9. ^ Language Used at Work by Mother Tongue (City of Toronto). Statistics Canada (2001). Retrieved on2006-10-04.

10. ^ 2005 operating budget - Where the Money Goes. City of Toronto (2005). Retrieved on2006-06-03.

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