What Are People From Vancouver Called?

North America, Canada

The demonym for people from Vancouver is:

Vancouverite

Pronunciation:

/ˌvænkuːˈvɪəraɪt/

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About Vancouver

Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia and the third-largest metropolitan area in Canada, located on the Pacific coast between the ocean and the Coast Mountains. The city is regularly ranked among the world's most liveable cities, a reputation built on its mild climate, mountain views, and access to nature. Its neighbourhoods reflect a diverse population, with communities from Asia, Europe, and beyond shaping its food, culture, and daily life. Stanley Park, a large urban forest on the edge of downtown, offers seawall paths and views across the water. The city's film industry, technology sector, and port activity give it a dynamic economy alongside its outdoor lifestyle. Visitors enjoy the mountains, beaches, and waterfront neighborhoods, which together make Vancouver one of Canada's most appealing cities for living and exploring.

Quick Facts about Vancouver
Population:
About 662,000 city proper (2021 census)
Country:
Canada
Region:
North America

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Etymology of the Vancouver Demonym

Named after Captain George Vancouver, the British naval officer who charted the region's coast between 1791 and 1795.

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