10 Fastest Growing Cities & Downtowns in Canada
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These are the 10 fastest growing cities and downtowns in Canada by population according to StatsCanada. Which city in Canada should you move to? Check out the best cities!
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You are doing stupendous job through this channel. I have recently moved to Calgary and your informative videos are helping me a lot to know about Canada!! Keep it up!
Glad to hear that Mayukh! Let us know what topics you’d like for us to cover more!
@@MakeThatChange Please make a video on how to travel between provinces using public transports. What are the best/cheaper ways to visit tourist places in Canada.
Thank you, we’ve added this to our list!
I was not surprised to see Calgary in the 4th place as home construction is so busy in our area. A lot of people are moving here due to cheaper housing compared to other major cities.
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Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.
Cheers 🥂!
Thank you for the list. It was very interesting. I live in Abbotsford. It has a very convenient location. And you're right about it growing.
Glad you liked it!
I was pretty sure Halifax was going to be no 1. It used to have slow and steady growth for decades but starting in 2015 it has taken off like a bullet. The Beast of East (coast that is). The waterfront in Halifax is amazing.
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For sure….people say it’s the new Victoria… I say it’s way better than Victoria. Houses are maybe $600 , 000 if you’re lucky .
It’s very true. This city is growing so fast I feel like I go to Halifax and see a new building I never saw before. All the new development really makes the city look modern. My only concern is that there has been very little infrastructure changes to support this growth. Congestion will only get worse if they don’t start making some changes to the highways!
The waterfront stinks!!!
@@user-ug6nn6ux3n You obviously haven't been there anytime in the last several decades. The waterfront is vibrant and amazing with one of best authentic timber boardwalks in the world.
Wonderful video. Great research.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loving all this content. I was surprised by Gatinuea and Kingston being in the list and not seeing Kitchener-Waterloo in there.
Good catch! Definitely interesting!
I have lived in Halifax for nearly my entire life. The change is drastic. I am happy I owned a home before the boom!
Vancouver beautiful city with tons of homeless people 🇨🇦💔💔😢😢
😕 it seems like they are doing something about homeless now?
@@MakeThatChange Not really! There is NO affordable housing so they are just being moved from place to place! Incompetent politicians are not helping!
The homeless move to Vancouver because the weather and Social Services.
@@eduardoreyes4958 Weather, yes. Social services? No
@@Jab-vl3bw What I know they receive aid with money, health care when they need it, shelter, food, clothing, counselling, free syringes and more from the local government and private organizations, maybe is not social services but the aid is more generous than other cities. Maybe you know more than me because I don't live in Vancouver.
Thank you so much for all the details. A wonderful world to discover. It seems to me as if I had already lived in Canada. Now, I'm sure I will follow the dream I had. I'll come to Canada, I'll give up everything to join you in this marvelous universe. Thousand thanks!
Thanks for the info. I’ll know where to steer clear of.
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Great! Thank you
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Nicely done.
Victoria, BC is an expensive place to live, at least for home owners. And where to find work that pays enough to thrive there.
As an Albertan, Calgary has become an unrecognizable because of its growth since the 1980's. It has an incredible urban sprawl and has grown expensive. It has a very large immigrant population, that progresses well.
Edmonton, 3 hours north is far more lively, interesting and more welcoming; and probably more jobs.
Hello, thank you very for this video, beautiful cities, I also like the music in the background❤,would you please share the name of that musician bands ? I’m very excited to know them😅
I am surprised you didn’t mention Edmonton. It’s a great city for job opportunities and one the suburb cities St Albert has numerous times been voted best city to live in Canada. Edmonton has actually out paced Calgary for growth. Edmonton has the University of Alberta. One of Canada’s top universities. Also NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technologies) is ranked one of Canada’s top Poly Tech schools.
Спасибо за видео!
Всегда пожалуйста!
Why Edmonton not in the list? It's not the nicest city but it's housing price is even cheaper than Calgary and has good enough job opportunities with the University of Alberta and home of Edmonton Oilers
maybe you didn't know this... Surrey BC at nearly 700k ; population growing by 1000 /EVERY MONTH
That’s impressive!
The thing missing about London, ON is that the city's growth between 2011 and 2016 was INSANE. The 2011 census pegged the city at 330,000 people. Whereas in 2021, it was 590,000! That is a ridiculous increase of almost double. Believe me, you feel it in the traffic!
That is incredible! We wonder what such a fast growth did to the city and how people feel about that
Wow. Just visited London last week and loved it, made me wonder if I did the right decision by choosing Hamilton now that I’m leaving Toronto 😅
@@DanielCosta93 you can always move to London after giving it a shot to Hamilton!
@@DanielCosta93 Hamilton was my home town as much as I love it I personally wouldn't wanna move back there
@@ogunclearnoldgaming1790 why.?
Langley BC is by far the biggest urban development project happening in Canada.
Good to know!
I've lived in Halifax since '99. Great place to live. It is the best small city/large town I've every lived in. While technically Halifax has four seasons, don't expect a real summer. Think of it more like a lovely spring that lasts from April or May through August. When they say it is "hot", they mean it is over 20C!
Great insight!
Sounds lovely.
You have got to be kidding me, we have been having hot summers for the last 5-7 years. Back in the 90s I didn't need A/C can't go without it now. Spring here is often wet and cold. This year we have had very little rain and it didn't snow this year until February. Even our falls have changed. Fall leaves are changing much later than it used to.
@@corinnemcleod1804 This is why I'm here, for Halifax to rest-of-the-world translation! It is true that our summers(and winters) are getting warmer, and they are still not hot. Part of the problem is that Halifax is the only place I've lived where the wind is always colder than the air temp, so even in the summer the wind can have quite a chilling effect.
Yes , Halifax is now currently outweighting western cities for house prices. $500,000 might get you a house there now. Halifax is more expensive than Calgary / Edmonton for housing. What a city though damn beautiful !
I find it amusing that you mentioned Yonge street when you spoke about Toronto, but then showed the Queen Street streetcar. Yonge street has the subway, but no streetcars.
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I believe 'downtown' refers to the dense heart of a city, usually made up of many high rise buildings
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You forgot Edmonton, Alberta. It is growing as well.
It is growing, but not nearly as fast as the top 10! It’s seen just a single digit growth of ~7%
Deadmonton, you mean? Yeah, it’s growing! Growing the giant tumour that it already is. Dirt city they call it, right?
A lot of people are moving here in calgary due to cheaper housing compared to other major cities
Yes! Thank you!
Calgary sometimes gets snow in JUNE, and is very windy. Great city though
Calgary is breezy. Lethbridge is windy.
@@mikelowe740 Pincher Creek is hurricane
@@mikelowe740 Calgary has a good mayor. AB has a good Premier. What we have west of the Rockies is so sick.. bunch of butt kissing people pleasers. No guts at all. Tax us half to death, and meddle in everything they can
@@glenw-xm5zf On a nice day
I live in Quispamsis the suburbs of saint john nb, for a population of 130,000 people we have the largest oil refinery in canada a couple paper mills,Moosehead brewrese, two power plants, one of the largest deepwater ports in canada which the cruise ships come every year. we also have a big forestry sector and fisheries sector and the cheapest housing in the country I have been living here for 15 years i originally come from whitby ontario I love it here
Thank you for sharing😊
Vancouver area pop in 1986 = 1.7 million. Today 2.4 million
I currently reside in Winnipeg, unfortuately, I desired to move to Vancouver or Calgary in the near future.
Beautiful 😍
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Carleton place near Ottawa has been booming
Good to know!
Haligonian here, want to move to Montreal
Like economic growth is the only thing that matters ,nothing said about how the benefit of growth is not spread equally for everyone.I didn’t hear anything about traffic commutes increasing .
Hey, I live in Halifax and I like very much this area
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How about kamloops?
@@virginiamadronado9513 over priced interior BC city. $450,000 for a house in 2008. Can only imagine it’s $600,000 now. Way too much for a city of 90,000 ? with limited jobs.
I'd love to end up in Victoria for th mild winters , but it really depends on where we get jobs.
Oh yes, Victoria is very nice, but also expensive😊
@@MakeThatChange I feel like most places in Canada with good job opportunities are expensive.
Also depends on what you do for job😊
@@MakeThatChange sure. It'd be easy enough for ms to go remote, but my partner needs a uni lab
@@MakeThatChange The problem for Victoria is that it can't grow out very easily. Surrounded by a Water District you can't even take a step into to the north and water on three sides. It has to grow denser and that means high rises.
Many many people move to quebec, language school pack with new comers
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Halifax was a surprise to be #1, I figured Van would be on the list somewhere
It appears that Van doesn’t grow as fast, mostly because of land scarcity we think. That’s why you get other cities outside Vancouver in that area growing fast in this top 10 list!
no surprise Vancouver isnt there. Look at how much it cost to buy a shed in a backyard lol
Just knew Halifax would be top the list
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You indeed studied and understood discover Canada 🍁..
please make a video about Edmonton and Calgary about everything
Soon! Stay tuned!
Leave out Edmonton , nothing to see there.
I want to move to Abbotsford as an international student plz tell me is there lot of part time jobs for students
Hello! I found your video very informative and I was wondering if I could ask for your opinion on life insurance. I'm new to this country and I've heard mixed opinions about it. Some people say that it's absolutely normal to have life insurance, while others say it's a scam and should be avoided. I'm not sure what to believe, so I wanted to hear your thoughts on the matter. Apologies for asking an unrelated question, but I hope you can help me understand better. Thank you!
Personally I would not recommend buying life insurance. Many employers have private insurance as part of compensation package, it also includes life insurance in many cases.
Life insurance could make sense in case you’re a bread winner for the family, or have big debts, and you want to make sure that should anything happen, your family is well taken care of at least a bit….
Even if something happens, it may be a huge headache to actually qualify for the benefits, because insurance companies will always look for any fine print or excuse why your specific case is not covered.
That’s our personal opinion, but I recommend you talk to a life insurance advisor and see what they say, just out of curiosity.
@@MakeThatChange I agree.
if you want to live in a 15 minutes city that s your choice
Exactly! And Montreal is a great city to live in if you have private health care or else you risk dying at the emergency room before you even get through triage and good luck finding a doctor anywhere!! in Quebec , I live in Gatineau born here and most people don't have a doctor and the major hospital's emergency has closed for a period more than once . Too bad these inspiring videos don't bother to mention the collapse in situ .
If we do diploma in Canada in it/tech related field after 12th. Can we get high paying jobs in big cities/provinces after doing only diploma without doing a degree. Because I want to start my own business in Canada after getting PR.
Kelowna is such an amazing city to visit, the whole Okanagan region actually. Mission Hill Family Estate winery is ace.
Duly noted!
@@MakeThatChange Dirty Laundry Vineyard too, there's a lot of underappreciated cities in Canada.
After a lifetime in London Ontario, I couldn’t be happier living just north of Kelowna now! It’s ALL about the weather! Then the scenery and the FOOD!
Peace
Don`t be advertising this place. We like it small. It`s also expensive here.
@@snoopybluejeans too late, secret is out, Kelowna is a top3 canadian city!
Thanks a lot great work extremely grateful and thank you for your consistency….I admire your efforts and input in your videos I need to step up and act like you guys.
Hi from the US
Hello 👋
Halifax #1 😊 yes it deserves #1 beautiful and affordable place to live with same Vancouver weather
SHhhh don't tell everyone
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Halifax ❤
How isn't Hamilton on this list? Ive been here for 42 years and have lived the change. It's changing at break neck speed every day. IMO it will grow in population by 40-50% in the next 5 years.
It’s certainly possible Hamilton will grow, we’ve heard many projecting fast growth. And it has been growing - just not as fast as the top 10!
I was most surprised by Montreal being #2 and that it is so financially prosperous. Makes me wonder if the rest of the province is economically disadvantaged that Quebec is still considered a “have not” province.
The biggest mooch province for decades...
Plenty of money from western Canada going to Quebec.
I don't believe Quebec is that poor. The federal government just sets the standards in a way that benefits Quebec at the expense of the other provinces. That equalization program needs to go.
It's the french tax
I live in Montreal. Feel free to ask me questions if you want
I was talking to my mom the other day and we were talking about how Niagara falls is such an under developed city It has one of the 7 wonders of the world but has a population of around 100k with all the tourism they could have easily made Niagara falls a booming city but all the housing is suburban style and there is no apartment buildings the only tall buildings are hotels and casinos and such let's also not forget all the amazing waterfront properties in the area the boulevard is covered in mansions I feel like Niagara falls is just a ton of wasted potential
couldn't agree more with that!
Yeah Niagara Falls is a dump and a tourist trap. Could have been the Vegas of the North.
Niagra Falls and the niagra region doesn't want to become a big over populated city. We like it the way it is, and yes it is a tourist trap, thats how we generate tourist dollars. Come spend your money and then go home and come back next year and spend more when we increase our prices meatballs.
@@lookingthroughice7843 yeah but that's what keeps us from developing as a country
Don't just look at the fastest-growing Montreal is the best city in Canada with hot summer beautiful fall quality of life excellent public transit system and much more
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I want to know one thing : what if somebody speaks 5 languages, Kabyle my mother tongue, fluent French, English and Arabic and elementary German? Is there a place for polyglots? Besides, graduate in computing of management.
Montréal, a huge diverse and cultural city you'll easily find polyglots, but if you go west speaking french it's like having a special power.
Victoria's crime rate is the highest on Vancouver Island. I notice you didn't mention that.
We didn’t pay enough attention at crime rate. We will consider that for future videos
Anywhere in BC you better bring lots of money..😮 I'm in the amazing Kootenay region.. No huge cities here.. 😊
Lovely ☺️
I love the kootenay cities! Its soo pretty, Ive only been to nelson, castlegar and a couple small towns but I love it there
This list makes sense but it is also important to notice that we have more people and immigrants but we are lacking infrastructure in homes and proper city planning / design. Our growth for Canada is very insane because we are taking in so many immigrants but it really is not sustainable with cost of housing and renting. Soon places that are affordable to live will become the same to ridiculous prices we see in metropolitian areas.
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you could make the list longer so that Winnipeg could be on it in order to be more inclusive and diverse
Winnipeg deserves a separate video
top 101?
Screw this woke $hit.
Good issue as I will use this information to move the other way to stay away from this. Bigger is NOT always better. I will ALWAYS live in a small town.
glad it was helpful in its own way!
Mississauga, Ontario?
Within the context of this analysis, statscan only looked at the list of Primary downtowns. Missisauga is, in fact, considered as a secondary downtown - looking at it's growth it's still significantly lower than the 10 cities we've referred to in this video, it's only grown by 7%. Vaughn on the other hand, saw a tremendous growth!
www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/220209/t002b-eng.htm
Please where would you advise for a single guy moving to Canada, based on best small cities with affordable living costs please? Advise me..
Depends what you do for a living, what type of climate you prefer, what you like doing in free time. We made a separate video about choosing the right city to move to here:
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@@MakeThatChange extreme Snow ❌, I'm little bit of inbox/outdoor person, Construction job type..
Affordable in Canada? Build an igloo in Nunavut and don't tell anyone you're there.
@@sexygeek8996 🤣😂😂Oh wow
@@sexygeek8996 don't tempt me lol
Edmonton 🇨🇦
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Deadmonton, the shite hole of Alberta
As an ‘old style’ city, I’m surprised MTL is as high on the list as it is…that and ridiculous taxation. Victoria gets my vote but being born and raised there I am shamelessly biased. I’ll be there in June!!
Montreal is student city, something tells us many students just come for school and stay there, and that spurs growth! Have fun back in Victoria in June!
Montreal has the biggest urban parks in Canada ( greenest) , built for families, the safest and the the 3rd largest aerospace center in the world after Toulouse ( France) and Seatle ( USA) . World leader in artificial intelligence and medecine ,world-class university hospitals and collaborations between industry, government and research institutes. Some of the areas where Montréal has established world-renowned expertise include oncology, infectious diseases, neuroscience and mental health, regenerative medicine for rare diseases, precision medicine. Largest urban parks in Canada with 700 green roofs tops for agriculture downtown . Tech compagnies are moving from California to Montreal . Movies , special effects technology, arts and biggest museums in Canada etc ... Montreal is greener than Vancouver and Victoria with 475 of bike lanes and the only city in Nort america on the Copenhagen Index. Montreal is bilingual ( french and english and open to the world .
Why is everyone complaining Montreal's downtown is dying since the pandemic?
You are indeed biased. Montreal has been redeveloping entire sectors in and around downtown. Small discrepit industrial brick buildings (4 floors high) are being replaced with modern towers.
@@hdufort no less biased than you apparently.
Vancouver downtown has outgrown almost every other Canadian city. Just get a shot of down town in the mid 80's, and then today. You won't be able to find most of the buildngs you saw in the 1986 picture.. So you dropped the ball
Feel free to rewatch the video, just pay attention next time 🤡. You will find context and answer to many of the questions you posed here.
can't see the buildings behind the rain clouds
@@milhouse7145 U got me with that one
I choose Kelowna.
Wonderful choice!
Why Vancouver is not in the list...??
Vancouver grows but in single digits, way slower than any city in this list
Because its a crap hole.
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Your stats are insane. NYC Chicago, LA, Dallas (area pop) and Houston all over 7 million., so is Philly. . but you are very pretty, so keep going
It’s not our stats, it’s public stats
Did bro read the title of the video or is he just tripping balls
If you are defining it by the Greater Metropolitan Area, than Toronto would be closer to 9-10 million. Therefore, it would still be larger than Dallas, Houston or Philadelphia. NY, LA, Chicago, and San Francisco would be larger, so Toronto would be 5th, so not that far off from the 4th position stated in the video.
@@pcoleman1971 Toronto city population is 2.8 million (inside the city limits) Area pop is 6.7 million. If you want to go for 8 million, then you have to include Hamilton and the whole horseshoe. that is kinda dumb. Y? because Hamilton is not a suburb of Toronto.' Frisco is not as big as Seattle, or even Vancouver..
@glen w When talking about the greater metropolitan area, Houston is 6.7 million, Dallas - Forth Worth is 6.6 million. The GTA is 7.2 million. And since we are talking about areas, the San Francisco Bay area is 7.7 million.
Definining what is / is not part of the city is subjective. Yet, by either city or area, Toronto is in the top 6.
Victoria is less than 90,000. Saanich penninsula and Vict is 390,000
BC is definitely a dream province, they have Kelowna, Victoria, and Vancouver.
So many beautiful cities there! Nature is just breathtaking in BC
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As in you have to get out the cities to enjoy said beautiful nature in BC.
@@MakeThatChange BC have the most dangerous cities in Canada , Kelowna, Surrey, Kamloops and Nanaimo . It rains most of the time . We are April 15th 2023, it is 8 c , raining and will rain the next 10 days. Vancouver is the canadian capital of homeless, drugs and 50 % of its population is asian.
@@jeanbolduc5818 - The government has been slowly getting rid of the junkies, most of them are homeless. Erm...
@@jeanbolduc5818 - It`s going up to 23 this week. No rain today. Yeah, finally.
you say 21% but in WHAT TIME FRAME?
2016-2021
Victoria!
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Were you come from to explain what a city is?
From a city
You forgot Nanaimo.
By the way , I like your dancing of MJ, am a big fan too. I would be keen to write you a mail and ask you some questions if that’s ok by you. I recently came from Ukraine to Canada .
Thank you, our email is available on channel's home page mkthatchange@gmail.com
Where did you hear Toronto is growing? It has been in decline since 2020
It’s true that many have left Toronto, it happens so that the newcomer inflow is still much greater than the outflow. You can say it’s growth has slowed, but certainly not gotten negative.
Почему я смотрю ваши видео? Я не собираюсь переехать в Канаду. Я переехал в Израиль месяц назад.
Спасибо за просмотры😊
@@MakeThatChange Несколько из ваших советов мне полезно. Надо бить меньше ленив про работать на своем иврите. Бабушке трудно видеть и я читаю за нее.
Chilliwack BC next to Abbotsford, beautiful place to live mountains, lakes, rivers, so much new construction going on here, lots of new apartments for rent, just an hour from Vancouver
That’s awesome - good to know!
An hour? Do you own a helicopter? Three plus hrs in traffic more like it!
@@user-gj8mn4ce8d it is 103 kilometers, driving will take little bit more than an hour by bus is longer, there are plans for a train to Vancouver also.
@@ottovonrocky6502 upwards of three hours most days in traffic both ways to drive that 100kms. At $1.90 to $2.40 litre for gas
Сударыни, а куда вы переехали-то из Торонто? :)
еще не переехали, но очень скоро :) Мы далеко не переезжаем, 46 минут на восток от центра Торонто, городок Витби
@@MakeThatChange классно, удачи вам на новом месте!
А вот в этом ролике сказано, что в Калгари сравнительно лучшая медицина. Можно в двух словах поподробнее? В чем это выражается? Неужели там можно найти МРТ или попасть к врачу до смерти? И вообще, идея для видео: было бы круто услышать от вас какой-нибудь рейтинг здравоохранения по городам/провинциям Канады :)
Спасибо большое, она понадобится!
В двух словах, по статистике, и ER время ожидания ниже, и быстрее к специалистам можно попасть, и у большего процента населения есть семейный доктор, и в целом люди более довольны, чем по Канаде. Самая лучшая медицина говорят в BC.
Спасибо за идею видео! Сделаем рисерч!
@@MakeThatChange ясненько, спасибо! Хм, странно, я про Ванкувер только негативные отзывы в плане здравоохранения слышал :( Может, в других городах ВС получше с этим. Ну ждем видео :)
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Nanaimo is one the fastest growing cities why wasn't it included? It always takes a bad wrap that is so incorrect. Nanaimo is beautiful and has tons of potential.
It didn’t show up in the official stats for top 10 of fast growth. Perhaps we should do a follow up video using other criteria for growth, aside from statistics Canada
People from California should move there, it's too crowded here 🤣
Why not! Very welcome!
I knew 2 people from California who actually fallowed through with their threat and moved here when Bush won the election :)
Hi I am an Indian and have been following your channel for a while. I am looking to come to Canada this year or start of next year to study in a Radio, Broadcast or film-related course. What are the scopes for such fields? I also have a background in writing and editorial, in which I've worked here in India. Are there going to be enough prospects for me?
LOL radio broadcasting i worked in broadcasting for 23 years those jobs are now gone, you not gonna find a place to live and you will h have to learn english and french to have any hope in hell to make it in these industries.
@@madmikemadmike2175 What about writing and corporate communications (journalism for venues like print, web or online), including scopes in publishing, corporate communications or advertising? I was also considering those as I have background in those.
Stay in India
If you want it badly enough, and are driven, nothing will stop you. Go GET IT! This is a poor place to ask that kind of stuff though. Lots of nay sayers on U T.
I can't believe you haven't googled that already...it's all on the internet. If you have to be spoon fed like this, you won't make it anywhere.
About 10% of the population of Nova Scotia have natural gas so I dont know where they get the natural gas production stats from.
The statement was less about population that uses gas, and more on gas production. Thanks for flagging this though, we’ve done a lot more digging and it appears that gas production in Nova Scotia was actually reduced as of 2018
Montreal has 4 million people???
Montreal metro
No where in Canada is cheap to live , all these cities are very expensive to live
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Facts I saw a comparison of 2 houses in Niagara falls one in Canada and one in the US the one in they US was a nice house and worth like 200k the one in Canada looked like it was haunted and cost 500k
@@ogunclearnoldgaming1790 crazy!
I don't know if agree with her findings.
can't choose to agree or disagree with statistics. it's... statistics :)
@@MakeThatChange I just say that as our province of Alberta is constantly on top. Calgary and Edmonton constantly on the upper echelon.
I get the stats aspects, buth there is so many nuances they don't consider. For example Gatineau Quebec is really part of Ottawa as it is right across the river so its growth is due to Ottawa...the same with cities around Vancouver like Abbottsfield as Vancouver has no more real estates to grow, so it's just a suburb of Vancouver. You don't even know where Vancouver ends and when Abbottsfield starts...
Other provinces dump their homeless into downtown Vancouver
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My friend is living in Edmonton, Alberta; and he is saying when the price of oil come down then the Calgary become a ghost town.
this time might come sooner than we all think!
Abbotsford: H9gh crime rate, drug gangs galore, other than that it is great
Montreal is the 3rd largest aerospace center in the world after Toulouse ( France) and Seatle ( USA) . Airbus and Bombardier , GE ( engines ) are building planes in Montreal NASA-James Webb sSpace Telescope eyes ( camera) was developed by Université de Montréal, Team Dr Doyon
ICAO - The International Civil Aviation Organization headquater is located in Montreal and the Canadian aerospace agency as well.
Keep 'em coming!
@Seyma Bekar - Good Luck, the french don`t like the English, just a heads up.
Shouldn't people from India be doing this? Because that is who is filling all our cities to overflow levels.
Sure why not!
Don't forget BC has 2300 overdoses each year and we gun down wolves from helicopters
I missed my flight during covid, and got a aircanada voucher worth of 970 cad anyone interested can let me know for a good price
How could Halifax be number one? Ridiculous.
Show me a non growing city with golf courses that won't get paved over and roads that are safe for road cycling (ie low volume), and rinks for adult hockey. Growth sucks.
I find those videos insulting as they don't tell the whole story. Yes we have growth, but the poor are getting poorer, and middle class is shrinking. So where is tge growth going. Our population growth is due to immigration mliky south east Asia, which will forever change the complexion of the country. Not sure that's a good thing.
What can you do about that?
Can you tell me which city is the whitest so I can move there? Toronto is India and it wears on you after a while. Soo sick of it
Any place in PEI
Indians, I see Indians
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These are rhe places to avoid. More People is bad.
That is the case for some.