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Income Gap Scores – Municipalities National Index: Overall Scores – Municipalities National National Index: Index: Rank Municipality Rank Municipality Overall Overall Score Score 523 Burnaby (BC) 39.88 498 Gibsons (BC) 26.74 522 Coquitlam (BC) 36.96 497 Saanich (BC) 26.72 521 Markham (Ontario) 36.31 496 Langford (BC) 26.60 520 Toronto (Ontario) 35.56 495 Montréal (Quebec) 26.30 519 Richmond (BC) 35.44 494 Victoria (BC) 26.14 Dollard-Des-Ormeaux 518 Vancouver (BC) 34.98 493 26.07 (Quebec) 517 Mississauga (Ontario) 34.29 492 Edmonton (Alberta) 25.84 516 New Westminster (BC) 34.28 Rothesay (New 491 25.79 515 Brampton (Ontario) 33.64 Brunswick) 514 Surrey (BC) 32.88 490 Winkler (Manitoba) 25.78 513 Wolfville (Nova Scotia) 32.65 489 Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) 25.71 North Vancouver (City) 488 Lake Country (BC) 25.62 512 32.18 (BC) Prince Albert 487 25.47 511 Vaughan (Ontario) 32.16 (Saskatchewan) 510 West Vancouver (BC) 31.66 486 Dawson Creek (BC) 25.44 509 Côte-Saint-Luc (Quebec) 30.47 485 Oak Bay (BC) 25.42 Whitchurch–Stouffville 484 25.28 508 Duncan (BC) 30.22 (Ontario) 507 Westmount (Quebec) 29.33 483 Huntsville (Ontario) 25.07 506 West Hants (Nova Scotia) 28.96 482 North Cowichan (BC) 25.04 505 Richmond Hill (Ontario) 28.36 481 Nanaimo (BC) 25.04 504 Abbotsford (BC) 28.01 480 Ponoka (Alberta) 24.96 503 Langley (City) (BC) 27.62 479 Leamington (Ontario) 24.93 North Vancouver 502 Sooke (BC) 27.55 478 24.87 (District) (BC) 501 Whistler (BC) 27.54 477 Port Coquitlam (BC) 24.65 500 Kentville (Nova Scotia) 27.32 476 Hampstead (Quebec) 24.57 499 Westlock (Alberta) 26.76 475 Waterloo (Ontario) 24.47 1 National National Index: Index: Rank Municipality Rank Municipality Overall Overall Score Score 474 Kelowna (BC) 24.42 447 White Rock (BC) 22.26 473 Regina (Saskatchewan) 24.40 446 Squamish (BC) 22.25 472 Port Moody (BC) 24.18 445 Trail (BC) 22.24 471 Langley (District) (BC) 24.09 444 Bridgewater (Nova Scotia) 22.15 470 Winnipeg (Manitoba) 23.99 443 Guelph (Ontario) 22.14 469 Orillia (Ontario) 23.91 442 Oshawa (Ontario) 22.12 468 Mont-Royal (Quebec) 23.70 441 Kingston (Ontario) 22.11 467 Merritt (BC) 23.70 440 Digby (Nova Scotia) 22.11 466 Penticton (BC) 23.69 439 Kamloops (BC) 22.11 465 Oakville (Ontario) 23.57 438 Central Saanich (BC) 22.01 464 Thompson (Manitoba) 23.55 437 Chilliwack (BC) 21.96 Meadow Lake 463 Collingwood (Ontario) 23.54 436 21.91 (Saskatchewan) 462 Maple Ridge (BC) 23.35 435 Foothills (Alberta) 21.90 461 Hamilton (Ontario) 23.19 Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue 434 21.85 460 Vernon (BC) 23.15 (Quebec) Bradford West 433 21.84 459 Ottawa (Ontario) 22.98 Gwillimbury (Ontario) 458 Windsor (Ontario) 22.93 432 Innisfil (Ontario) 21.79 457 Antigonish (Nova Scotia) 22.84 431 Parry Sound (Ontario) 21.79 456 Courtenay (BC) 22.83 430 St. Albert (Alberta) 21.76 Saint-Lin—Laurentides 455 Halifax (City) 22.76 429 21.74 (Quebec) 454 Brossard (Quebec) 22.74 428 West Kelowna (BC) 21.74 453 Pointe-Claire (Quebec) 22.62 427 Aurora (Ontario) 21.69 452 London (Ontario) 22.60 426 Calgary (Alberta) 21.60 451 Morden (Manitoba) 22.51 425 Kitchener (Ontario) 21.56 450 Port Alberni (BC) 22.51 424 Barrie (Ontario) 21.56 449 Delta (BC) 22.37 423 Dorval (Quebec) 21.52 448 Pickering (Ontario) 22.26 422 Drayton Valley (Alberta) 21.49 2 National National Index: Index: Rank Municipality Rank Municipality Overall Overall Score Score St. Stephen (New 421 Brooks (Alberta) 21.43 395 20.39 Brunswick) 420 Estevan (Saskatchewan) 21.41 394 Whitehorse (Yukon) 20.33 419 Stellarton (Nova Scotia) 21.39 393 Peterborough (Ontario) 20.29 418 Strathmore (Alberta) 21.34 Strathcona County 392 20.28 417 Wetaskiwin (Alberta) 21.26 (Alberta) 416 Orangeville (Ontario) 21.24 391 Bracebridge (Ontario) 20.13 415 Smiths Falls (Ontario) 21.18 390 Truro (Nova Scotia) 20.13 414 Nelson (BC) 21.10 389 Pincourt (Quebec) 20.03 Grand Falls (New 388 19.94 413 Esquimalt (BC) 21.09 Brunswick) 412 Stettler (Alberta) 21.07 387 Clarington (Ontario) 19.91 411 Creston (BC) 21.05 386 Tillsonburg (Ontario) 19.89 Strathroy Caradoc 410 20.97 385 Gravenhurst (Ontario) 19.85 (Ontario) 409 Sainte-Adèle (Quebec) 20.96 384 Rawdon (Quebec) 19.84 Mont-Tremblant 383 Powell River (BC) 19.79 408 20.79 (Quebec) 382 Brockville (Ontario) 19.78 407 Quesnel (BC) 20.79 381 Saint-Sauveur (Quebec) 19.64 Fredericton (New 406 20.79 Conception Bay South Brunswick) 380 (Newfoundland & 19.62 Kindersley 405 20.75 Labrador) (Saskatchewan) 379 Mission (BC) 19.62 404 St. Catharines (Ontario) 20.74 Moose Jaw 378 19.54 403 Cranbrook (BC) 20.72 (Saskatchewan) 402 Whitby (Ontario) 20.70 377 Lethbridge (Alberta) 19.48 401 Williams Lake (BC) 20.69 376 Sainte-Julienne (Quebec) 19.44 St. John's (Newfoundland Yarmouth (Town) (Nova 400 20.63 375 19.38 & Labrador) Scotia) 399 Ajax (Ontario) 20.62 374 Hanover (Ontario) 19.37 398 Saint-Calixte (Quebec) 20.54 373 Cobourg (Ontario) 19.36 Penetanguishene 397 Campbell River (BC) 20.53 372 19.35 (Ontario) 396 Arnprior (Ontario) 20.50 3 National National Index: Index: Rank Municipality Rank Municipality Overall Overall Score Score 371 Olds (Alberta) 19.34 346 Fort Erie (Ontario) 18.26 370 Gatineau (Quebec) 19.34 345 Midland (Ontario) 18.21 369 Belleville (Ontario) 19.33 344 Niagara Falls (Ontario) 18.18 368 Prince George (BC) 19.31 Stephenville 343 (Newfoundland & 18.14 367 Charlottetown (PEI) 19.22 Labrador) 366 View Royal (BC) 19.21 342 Flin Flon (Manitoba) 18.11 365 Sainte-Catherine (Quebec) 19.17 341 Clearview (Ontario) 18.09 364 Sechelt (BC) 19.14 340 North Grenville (Ontario) 18.09 Queens (Regional 339 Humboldt (Saskatchewan) 18.06 363 Municipality) (Nova 19.11 Scotia) 338 Burlington (Ontario) 18.03 362 Brantford (Ontario) 19.04 337 Wasaga Beach (Ontario) 18.03 Cape Breton (Nova 361 19.01 336 Sarnia (Ontario) 17.87 Scotia) 335 Aylmer (Ontario) 17.85 360 Longueuil (Quebec) 18.97 Port Hope and Hope 334 Jasper (Alberta) 17.81 359 18.97 (Ontario) 333 Spruce Grove (Alberta) 17.79 358 Prince Rupert (BC) 18.93 332 Newmarket (Ontario) 17.78 357 Red Deer (Alberta) 18.90 331 Fort St. John (BC) 17.76 356 Terrace (BC) 18.86 330 Kincardine (Ontario) 17.72 355 Cambridge (Ontario) 18.67 329 The Nation (Ontario) 17.63 354 Berthierville (Quebec) 18.65 328 Mercier (Quebec) 17.58 Woodstock (New 353 18.61 Brunswick) 327 Beaconsfield (Quebec) 17.58 352 Dauphin (Manitoba) 18.42 326 Pembroke (Ontario) 17.51 351 Laval (Quebec) 18.42 325 Thunder Bay (Ontario) 17.48 350 Thorold (Ontario) 18.39 Corner Brook 324 (Newfoundland & 17.39 Swift Current 349 18.29 Labrador) (Saskatchewan) 323 Hope (BC) 17.38 348 Saint-Rémi (Quebec) 18.28 322 Parksville (BC) 17.28 347 Welland (Ontario) 18.28 4 National National Index: Index: Rank Municipality Rank Municipality Overall Overall Score Score 321 Saint-Eustache (Quebec) 17.27 296 Kenora (Ontario) 16.74 Brownsburg-Chatham 320 Prévost (Quebec) 17.26 295 16.68 (Quebec) Saint-Charles-Borromée 319 17.16 (Quebec) 294 Repentigny (Quebec) 16.67 318 Val-des-Monts (Quebec) 17.15 293 Milton (Ontario) 16.66 Rocky View County 317 Amherst (Nova Scotia) 17.13 292 16.64 (Alberta) New Glasgow (Nova 316 17.10 Scotia) 291 Central Huron (Ontario) 16.63 315 Sidney (BC) 17.09 290 Sussex (New Brunswick) 16.53 314 Cornwall (Ontario) 17.06 289 Brandon (Manitoba) 16.52 Colchester (Subdivision 313 17.06 288 Summerland (BC) 16.47 B) (Nova Scotia) 287 Espanola (Ontario) 16.46 312 Chatham–Kent (Ontario) 17.05 Clarence Rockland Clarenville (New 286 16.44 311 17.01 (Ontario) Brunswick) Riverview (New 285 16.43 310 Sainte-Thérèse (Quebec) 16.99 Brunswick) Saint-Bruno-de- 309 Wood Buffalo (Alberta) 16.96 284 16.41 Montarville (Quebec) 308 Georgina (Ontario) 16.96 Greater Sudbury 283 16.38 307 Essex (Ontario) 16.94 (Ontario) 306 Leduc (Alberta) 16.89 282 Terrebonne (Quebec) 16.36 305 North Bay (Ontario) 16.87 281 Revelstoke (BC) 16.34 304 Saint-Jérôme (Quebec) 16.86 280 Perth (Ontario) 16.34 Moncton (New Marystown 303 16.85 Brunswick) 279 (Newfoundland & 16.32 Labrador) Tracadie (New 302 16.84 Brunswick) 278 Kawartha Lakes (Ontario) 16.23 301 Lacombe (Alberta) 16.83 277 West Nipissing (Ontario) 16.20 300 Saint-Amable (Quebec) 16.83 276 Champlain (Ontario) 16.16 299 King (Ontario) 16.80 275 Brock (Ontario) 16.16 298 Loyalist (Ontario) 16.80 274 L’Assomption (Quebec) 16.10 297 Cochrane (Alberta) 16.75 273 Saint-Constant (Quebec) 16.08 5 National National Index: Index: Rank Municipality Rank Municipality Overall Overall Score Score Vaudreuil-Dorion Saint John (New 272 16.04 247 15.63 (Quebec) Brunswick) 271 Medicine Hat (Alberta) 16.04 246 Saint-Donat (Quebec) 15.61 Portage la Prairie 270 16.01 245 Salmon Arm (BC) 15.60 (Manitoba) 244 Brighton (Ontario) 15.60 269 Grande Prairie (Alberta) 15.99 243 Selwyn (Ontario) 15.56 268 Sherbrooke (Quebec) 15.97 242 Amherstburg (Ontario) 15.56 267 Renfrew (Ontario) 15.96 Fort Saskatchewan 241 Rigaud (Quebec) 15.46 266 15.95 (Alberta) Greater Napanee 240 15.44 Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts (Ontario) 265 15.92 (Quebec) 239 Magog (Quebec) 15.43 264 Camrose (Alberta) 15.92 Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac 238 15.43 263 St. Thomas (Ontario) 15.92 (Quebec) 237 Castlegar (BC) 15.39 262 Saint-Lambert (Quebec) 15.91 236 LaSalle (Ontario) 15.33 261 West Lincoln (Ontario) 15.90 235 Rivière-Rouge (Quebec) 15.32 260 Joliette (Quebec) 15.83 234 Slave Lake (Alberta) 15.31 259 Stony Plain (Alberta) 15.80 Bathurst (New 233 Mirabel (Quebec) 15.26 258 15.79 Brunswick) 232 North Perth (Ontario) 15.24 257 Grimsby (Ontario) 15.78 231 Lincoln (Ontario) 15.24 256 Dryden (Ontario) 15.78 230 Peace River (Alberta) 15.16 Niagara on the Lake 255 15.74 (Ontario) 229 Owen Sound (Ontario) 15.15 254 Banff (Alberta) 15.73 228 Cochrane (Ontario) 15.15 North Battleford 253 Hinton (Alberta) 15.72 227 15.14 (Saskatchewan) 252 Bois-des-Filion (Quebec) 15.72 226 Mascouche (Quebec) 15.12 251 Kitimat (BC) 15.72 225 Quinte West (Ontario) 15.09 250 Yorkton (Saskatchewan) 15.70 224 Caledon (Ontario) 15.09 249 Woodstock (Ontario) 15.70 223 St.
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