#1Sillery
Quebec · 13,950 peopleOverall A+·#76 of 2,556
Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
Sillery, #1 on this list · Photo: Judicieux (CC BY-SA 4.0)Québec · 2026
Most bilingual neighbourhoods in Québec
Across Canada, the same list puts Sillery #75 of 2,589. Canada’s top 100 on this list includes 3 neighbourhoods in Québec. Sillery tops the list in Québec, at 66.7%. Second place goes to Vieux-Québec—Cap-Blanc—Colline parlementaire, at 65.2%, and third to Saint-Jean-Baptiste, at 63.2%. Val-Bélair, in the middle of the list, comes in at 38.6%. Bottom of the list: Vanier, with 28.0%.
Share of residents who can hold a conversation in both English and French, 2021 census How grades work
#166.7% English and French
#2Vieux-Québec—Cap-Blanc—Colline parlementaire
Quebec · 5,764 peopleOverall B−·#1,249 of 2,556
Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
#3Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Quebec · 8,882 peopleOverall B−·#1,403 of 2,556
Strongest: walkability A+, health A+·lowest: cost of living D−
All 34 neighbourhoods, ranked
Best first in Québec; beside each place, its rank on the same list for all of Canada.
34 neighbourhoods
#NeighbourhoodEnglish and FrenchCanada rankWhat drives it
2Vieux-Québec—Cap-Blanc—Colline parlementaire5,764 people65.2%#87 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
3Saint-Jean-Baptiste8,882 people63.2%#97 of 2,589Strongest: walkability A+, health A+·lowest: cost of living D−
4Montcalm13,572 people62.4%#109 of 2,589Strongest: walkability A+, health A+·lowest: cost of living D
5Saint-Sacrement10,650 people59.1%#144 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
6Cap-Rouge17,139 people57.8%#158 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
7Saint-Louis15,792 people55.1%#191 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living C−
8Plateau14,176 people50.8%#244 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
9Saint-Roch8,381 people50.8%#245 of 2,589Strongest: walkability A+, health A+·lowest: cost of living D
10Vieux-Limoilou14,347 people50.4%#249 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
11Saint-Sauveur16,104 people49.6%#261 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
12Pointe-de-Sainte-Foy14,541 people46.8%#291 of 2,589Strongest: walkability A+, health A+·lowest: cost of living D
13Neufchatel Est—Lebourgneuf37,164 people42.2%#346 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A·lowest: hazard risk C−
14L'Aéroport13,630 people40.7%#358 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
15Lairet15,251 people39.6%#366 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
16Des Châtels14,836 people39.4%#371 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A·lowest: hazard risk C−
17Charlesbourg9,660 people39.3%#372 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
18Val-Bélair30,003 people38.6%#379 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
19Maizerets14,571 people38.3%#384 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D−
20Bourg-Royal14,430 people38.1%#388 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A·lowest: hazard risk C−
21Duberger—Les Saules27,419 people38.1%#389 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living C−
22Loretteville15,653 people37.6%#390 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A·lowest: cost of living C−
23Jésuites15,792 people37.1%#394 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living C−
24Notre-Dame-des-Laurentides16,222 people37.0%#396 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
25Saint-Émile16,893 people36.3%#403 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
26Saint-Michel17,303 people35.5%#414 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A+·lowest: hazard risk C−
27Vieux-Bourg14,774 people35.4%#417 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A·lowest: cost of living C−
28Orsainville14,751 people34.2%#436 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A·lowest: hazard risk C−
29Chutes-Montmorency16,273 people32.3%#458 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A·lowest: cost of living C−
30Sainte-Thérèse-de-Lisieux17,558 people31.8%#464 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A·lowest: hazard risk C−
31Saint-Rodrigue12,018 people31.5%#467 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
32Lac-Saint-Charles9,985 people30.4%#485 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, jobs & income A·lowest: hazard risk C−
33Vieux-Moulin15,935 people30.1%#496 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
34Vanier13,494 people28.0%#538 of 2,589Strongest: health A+, walkability A+·lowest: cost of living D
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Photos: Sillery, Judicieux (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Vieux-Québec—Cap-Blanc—Colline parlementaire, Wilfredor (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Gabriel Picard (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.
Sources: TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranking Canadian towns against each other only, run #73 of 10 November 2026. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.
Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).