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Based on area, Prince Edward Island is the smallest at 5,660 sq km. Based on population, Nunavut is the smallest with 32,900 people. Nunavut is also the poorest with a GDP of $1,755,000,000 Canadian. Note: Numbers from 2010.
Ontario 13,210,667 (2010) Quebec 7,907,375 (2010) British Columbia 4,530,960 (2010) Alberta 3,720,946 (2010) Manitoba 1,235,412 (2010) Saskatchewan 1,045,622 (2010) Nova Scotia 942,506 (2010) New Brunswick 751,755 (2010) Newfoundland and Labrador 509,739 (2010) Prince Edward Island 142,266 (2010) Northwest Territories 43,759 (2010) Yukon 34,525 (2010) Nunavut 33,220 (2010)
Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia in Canada, also New Brunswick, we are a beautiful country!!
Ontario 13,210,667 (2010) Quebec 7,907,375 (2010) British Columbia 4,530,960 (2010) Alberta 3,720,946 (2010) Manitoba 1,235,412 (2010) Saskatchewan 1,045,622 (2010) Nova Scotia 942,506 (2010) New Brunswick 751,755 (2010) Newfoundland and Labrador 509,739 (2010) Prince Edward Island 142,266 (2010) Northwest Territories 43,759 (2010) Yukon 34,525 (2010) Nunavut 33,220 (2010)
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Prince Edward Island is the least populated PROVINCE in Canada with 142,266 residents as of July 1, 2010. But Nunavut is the least populated TERRITORY in Canada with only 33,220 residents.
On the 22nd of November 2010, the Vancouver 2010 Torch relay will past through Charlottetown, Prince Edward Islandand Summerside, Prince Edward Island.It's the 25th day of its journey in Canada (the torch will arrive at the BC Place Stadium for the opening ceremony on the 12th of February, 2010).
The North Island. 3,328,700 (June 2010)
According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the population of Rhode Island is 1,052,567. See the related links below for a breakdown of Rhode Island's population.
According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the population of Bristol County, Rhode Island is 49,875.
As of the 2020 census, the population of Westerly, Rhode Island was approximately 23,122.