Part II – Amendments to the Initial Report (July 31, 2013) – Ontario – Schedule A

Schedule A – 2011 Census Populations of Electoral Districts and Variance from Provincial Quota^{Footnote 1}

Federal Electoral District	Population 2011	Variance from Provincial Quota of 106,213 (%)
Ajax	109,600	3.19
Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing	79,801	−24.87
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill	106,064	−0.14
Barrie—Innisfil	101,584	−4.36
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte	97,876	−7.85
Bay of Quinte	109,488	3.08
Beaches—East York	107,084	0.82
Brampton Centre	103,122	−2.91
Brampton East	99,712	−6.12
Brampton North	111,951	5.40
Brampton South	107,364	1.08
Brampton West	101,762	−4.19
Brant	132,443	24.70
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound	106,475	0.25
Burlington	120,569	13.52
Cambridge	111,693	5.16
Chatham-Kent—Leamington	111,866	5.32
Davenport	102,360	−3.63
Don Valley East	93,007	−12.43
Don Valley North	103,073	−2.96
Don Valley West	99,820	−6.02
Dufferin—Caledon	116,341	9.54
Durham	115,395	8.64
Eglinton—Lawrence	113,150	6.53
Elgin—Middlesex—London	110,109	3.67
Essex	120,477	13.43
Etobicoke Centre	114,910	8.19
Etobicoke—Lakeshore	115,437	8.68
Etobicoke North	117,601	10.72
Flamborough—Glanbrook	97,081	−8.60
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell	106,240	0.03
Guelph	121,688	14.57
Haldimand—Norfolk	108,051	1.73
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock	110,182	3.74
Hamilton Centre	101,932	−4.03
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek	107,786	1.48
Hamilton Mountain	103,615	−2.45
Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas	109,535	3.13
Hastings—Lennox and Addington	92,528	−12.88
Huron—Bruce	104,842	−1.29
Kanata—Carleton	100,846	−5.05
Kenora	55,977	−47.30
King—Vaughan	109,235	2.85
Kingston and the Islands	116,996	10.15
Kitchener Centre	102,433	−3.56
Kitchener—Conestoga	93,827	−11.66
Kitchener South—Hespeler	97,673	−8.04
Lambton—Kent—Middlesex	105,919	−0.28
Lanark—Frontenac	98,409	−7.35
Leeds—Grenville	99,306	−6.50
London—Fanshawe	119,334	12.35
London North Centre	118,079	11.17
London West	119,090	12.12
Markham—Stouffville	109,780	3.36
Markham—Thornhill	102,221	−3.76
Markham—Unionville	104,693	−1.43
Milton	88,065	−17.09
Mississauga Centre	118,756	11.81
Mississauga—Cooksville	121,792	14.67
Mississauga—Erin Mills	117,199	10.34
Mississauga—Lakeshore	118,893	11.94
Mississauga—Malton	118,046	11.14
Mississauga—Streetsville	118,757	11.81
Nepean	104,775	−1.35
Newmarket—Aurora	109,457	3.05
Niagara Centre	105,860	−0.33
Niagara Falls	128,357	20.85
Niagara West	86,533	−18.53
Nickel Belt	90,962	−14.36
Nipissing—Timiskaming	90,996	−14.33
Northumberland—Pine Ridge	107,840	1.53
Oakville	119,649	12.65
Oakville North—Burlington	114,378	7.69
Oshawa	125,771	18.41
Ottawa Centre	113,619	6.97
Ottawa—Orléans	119,247	12.27
Ottawa South	121,894	14.76
Ottawa—Vanier	110,999	4.51
Ottawa West—Nepean	111,881	5.34
Oxford	108,656	2.30
Parkdale—High Park	105,103	−1.05
Parry Sound—Muskoka	91,263	−14.08
Perth—Wellington	104,912	−1.22
Peterborough	115,269	8.53
Pickering—Uxbridge	109,344	2.95
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke	102,537	−3.46
Richmond Hill	108,658	2.30
Rideau—Carleton	89,522	−15.71
St. Catharines	110,596	4.13
St. Paul's	103,983	−2.10
Sarnia—Lambton	106,293	0.08
Sault Ste. Marie	82,052	−22.75
Scarborough—Agincourt	104,499	−1.61
Scarborough Centre	108,826	2.46
Scarborough—Guildwood	101,914	−4.05
Scarborough North	101,080	−4.83
Scarborough—Rouge Park	102,646	−3.36
Scarborough Southwest	106,733	0.49
Simcoe—Grey	116,307	9.50
Simcoe North	108,672	2.32
Spadina—Fort York	82,480	−22.34
Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry	100,913	−4.99
Sudbury	92,048	−13.34
Thornhill	110,427	3.97
Thunder Bay—Rainy River	82,984	−21.87
Thunder Bay—Superior North	82,827	−22.02
Timmins—James Bay	83,104	−21.76
Toronto Centre	93,971	−11.53
Toronto—Danforth	104,017	−2.07
University—Rosedale	98,605	−7.16
Vaughan—Woodbridge	105,450	−0.72
Waterloo	103,192	−2.84
Wellington—Halton Hills	115,880	9.10
Whitby	122,022	14.88
Willowdale	109,680	3.26
Windsor—Tecumseh	115,528	8.77
Windsor West	118,973	12.01
York Centre	100,277	−5.59
York—Simcoe	94,616	−10.92
York South—Weston	116,606	9.79
York West	108,198	1.87
Population of Ontario	12,851,821

Return to source of ^{Footnote 1} This schedule was titled "Federal Representation 2013" in the Report filed on February 14, 2013.

Part II – Amendments to the Initial Report (July 31, 2013) – Ontario – Schedule A

Schedule A – 2011 Census Populations of Electoral Districts and Variance from Provincial QuotaFootnote 1

Schedule A – 2011 Census Populations of Electoral Districts and Variance from Provincial Quota^{Footnote 1}