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Originally Posted by someone123
It is common in many places but the magnitude isn't the same everywhere. It is pretty mild in BC and Atlantic Canada at least used to have a mega version of this sort of sentiment that would dominate a lot of discussions in the media, politics, etc.
In Quebec it seems to go both ways as, yes, there is the Quebec City vs. Montreal stuff, but also acceptance that there is a metropolis in the province. I'm not sure about the Prairies.
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There is no one city that really dominates the prairies so you don't get much of that. Within each prairie province there is a rural/urban divide, though. Certainly in Manitoba where one metro accounts for more than half the provincial population.