So change them then, or have a discussion about it on the mailing list or the forum if it's too hard for you to do. There should be someone able to do it.

St. Thomas, ON, Binghamton, NY, Penticton, BC, etc. are all tagged as cities, yet they are much smaller than Richelieu. You have to be consistent.

You made a suggestion that Kitchener should be tagged as a town, when it has always been tagged as a city (in all of the near 11 years of its existence on OSM): node/260034778/history.

Maybe you could try having a discussion about this at the forum, you know, instead of reverting the hard work I did...

Maybe you could try having a discussion about this at the forum first, you know, instead of reverting all of the hard work I did...

You made a suggestion that Kitchener should be tagged as a town when it has always been tagged as a city (in all of the near 11 years of its existence on OSM): node/260034778/history.

Maybe you could try having a discussion about this at the forum, you know, instead of reverting all of the hard work I did...

Wikipedia calls it a city too.

See the city's official website at http://www.villedemont-tremblant.qc.ca/en/. It says "© 2016 - 2019 City of Mont-Tremblant".

The problem is that neighbourhoods render very small, so by mapping the wards' labels it'll be easier to see and identify which area you're looking at. Also we'll be able to view the ward's name without having to use query features (or zooming in to look at the border markings).

Thanks, DannyMcD :)! Great work!

Additionally:

At 10:36:35 UTC, OntarioEditor changes a place from a quarter to a suburb: node/33364832/history.

Around 7 minutes later, moe_fockler does the same thing: node/6233223378/history.

The user changed their name to "IllinoisEditor". Sounds a lot like "OntarioEditor", doesn't it?

And just 14 seconds after I made the above comment, user 71XRZ created a changeset: changeset/66616776. Coincidence much?

Also, see user [71XRZ](@71XRZ/), who posted the same comment as VMeyer: [changeset/65361464](https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/65361464), [changeset/65979451](https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/65979451). See also user [5XWarrior](@5XWarrior), who restored multiple of VMeyer's nodes.

I had a few other things to say, but I ran out of space, so I'll say them now. This edit created separate nodes for Lindsay, Rockland, and Trenton, far enough from their respective city's nodes that they will be visible enough from a reasonable zoom level, as DannyMcD wished. If the user disagrees with this edit, then maybe I'll go to the talk-ca mailing list, or the forum. Just maybe. I generally try to avoid it as it would be time consuming for me to try to stay updated about what's going on there all the time. Although I think one thing's for sure, I don't believe I'll be editing these cities again any time soon.

They're based on the 2016 Census. I will be more concise with my changeset comments in the future. I just run out of time and space. And the place types are all correct. What is "jhdks899"?

The park is unnamed & its extent was imported from CanVec 6 (on October 9, 2010; 8 years ago), so officially the grassland isn't part of the park. I will fix the path by turning highway=turning_loop into highway=path tomorrow :).

Best Regards,

EzekielT

Sorry. I almost never do edits outside of Toronto and my edits are usually over a way smaller area than most other power users, ironically including yourself. Also, the only thing I added outside of Toronto is Richmond, BC, so not much to scan mistake-wise.

Best Regards,

EzekielT

As in:

Kingdom of the Netherlands (including the Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten) -> admin_level=2

Netherlands -> admin_level=2

Curaçao -> admin_level=2.

Aruba -> admin_level=2.

Sint Maarten -> admin_level=2.