Canada
Provinces and territories
Each province and territory runs its own health care, licences, benefits and more. Pick yours to see who handles each service there, its biggest cities and 70,520 public places from open data.
Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, updated
Province
British Columbia52 service pages, 12,203 public places in 537 communities.
Biggest city: Vancouver
Province
Alberta51 service pages, 6,164 public places in 226 communities.
Biggest city: Calgary
Province
Saskatchewan52 service pages, 2,143 public places in 244 communities.
Biggest city: Saskatoon
Province
Manitoba52 service pages, 2,143 public places in 172 communities.
Biggest city: Winnipeg
Province
Ontario52 service pages, 33,646 public places in 467 communities.
Biggest city: Toronto
Province
Quebec58 service pages, 10,130 public places in 1,025 communities.
Biggest city: Montréal
Province
New Brunswick53 service pages, 1,386 public places in 131 communities.
Biggest city: Moncton
Province
Nova Scotia51 service pages, 1,876 public places in 142 communities.
Biggest city: Halifax
Province
Prince Edward Island53 service pages, 159 public places in 44 communities.
Biggest city: Charlottetown
Province
Newfoundland and Labrador51 service pages, 419 public places in 142 communities.
Biggest city: St. John's
Territory
Yukon51 service pages, 109 public places in 15 communities.
Biggest city: Whitehorse
Territory
Northwest Territories52 service pages, 76 public places in 22 communities.
Biggest city: Yellowknife
Territory
Nunavut53 service pages, 66 public places in 26 communities.
Biggest city: Iqaluit
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Canada Service Map, "Public services by province and territory", updated 14 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/provinces