Core Insights - The report by CEOWORLD ranks Toronto as the wealthiest city in Canada, placing it 22nd globally with a GDP of $917.49 billion [3][5] - The ranking includes six Canadian cities, highlighting their economic significance and contribution to global GDP [1][5] - The report emphasizes that wealth in cities is not solely based on population or infrastructure but also on innovation, institutional strength, and capital mobility [1][10] Summary by Categories City Rankings - Toronto is the highest-ranked Canadian city at 22nd globally with a GDP of $917.49 billion [3] - Montreal ranks second among Canadian cities at 76th globally with a GDP of $556.36 billion [5] - Vancouver is ranked 107th with a GDP of $460.21 billion, Calgary at 159th with $321.85 billion, Edmonton at 190th with $254.01 billion, and Ottawa at 195th with $243.82 billion [5] Global Context - Tokyo is ranked first globally with a GDP of $2.55369 trillion, followed by New York and Los Angeles [5] - The report notes that cities like Tokyo balance tradition and progress, contributing to sustained economic vitality despite demographic challenges [5] Future City Characteristics - The report suggests that future wealthy cities will be those investing in human capital and digital infrastructure today [10] - It highlights the importance of adaptability in cities defined by AI, automation, and climate urgency [7][10]