Toronto officials announced Tuesday that Hogtown is now the fourth largest municipality in North America.
According to a report received by the city's economic development committee Tuesday, Toronto's growing population has pushed the city from the fifth largest in North America to the fourth biggest.
City officials base the milestone on Statistics Canada's July 1, 2012, population estimates released last month that peg Toronto's population at 2.79 million.
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