London Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for London. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
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London Employment
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About London
London is in southwestern Ontario, at the forks of the Thames River between Toronto and Windsor. It is a regional health, education, and insurance centre with a compact downtown. The city is often called the Forest City for its tree canopy and parks. About 420,000 people live in London.
Known for
- Western University and a large hospital network
- Insurance and financial services
- Forks of the Thames downtown
- Forest City parks and tree canopy
- A regional hub for southwestern Ontario
See & do
Covent Garden Market
Year-round downtown public market.
Museum London
Civic art and history museum at the forks.
Springbank Park
Large Thames-side park with Storybook Gardens.
Victoria Park
Central downtown park used for festivals.
Eldon House
London’s oldest surviving residence, now a museum.
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