When choosing a region of study for a given report, you may have the option to choose between census subdivision, census division, and CMA. A CMA, which stands for Census Metropolitan Area, is a grouping of census subdivisions (municipalities) or census divisions; not all census divisions and subdivisions, however, are part of CMAs.
For example, Edmonton (in Alberta) is considered a census subdivision by itself, but the Edmonton CMA includes the cities of Beaumont, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, St. Albert, and Spruce Grove, plus several smaller towns and districts. A report generated for a CMA will often include a much higher concentration of data than one generated for a specific municipality, as CMAs are usually more highly populated.
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