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Always_Biking replied to the thread US Politics.I would say identity politics are a factor more now than in recent years. Harris may or may not have been a great politician, but the... -
Always_Biking replied to the thread Calgary public disorder & safety thread..Sadly, the vibe around d downtown has changed negatively in the past couple of years. Thankfully high growth in DT and Beltline has...
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Always_Biking reacted to Red Star's post in the thread Calgary public disorder & safety thread. with
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It's noticeably worse. Last Friday night, I walking with my gf and some friends on 17th and some homeless people were posted up on the... -
Always_Biking reacted to darwink's post in the thread Calgary public disorder & safety thread. with Like.
The cost issue is daunting. Because it isn't just the current population, but the continual intake and need for continual care to...
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Always_Biking reacted to Surrealplaces's post in the thread Calgary public disorder & safety thread. with Like.
That's why I think we need to get a better housing solution going. I'm not talking about housing the people who are too far gone, but...
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Always_Biking reacted to Mountain Man's post in the thread Calgary public disorder & safety thread. with Like.
Very true, couldn't imagine someone just having a hard time surrounded by those with bad addictions or suffering a mental health crisis...
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Foothills MD would add 80k, a fairly substantial amount. It would put Calgary over 10% difference from Edm/Ott. Compared to the...
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Conversely, Vancouver is much closer to Calgary-Edmonton-Ottawa in population than it is to Toronto or even Montreal. It has a bit over...
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Calgary CMA with the highest after-tax family income in Canada Calgary = $100,480 Canada = $82,610 Ottawa is 2nd at $93,370...
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Yep, Ottawa was falling back, but then added more area to their CMA and leapfrogged us temporarily. If Calgary ever adds Foothills MD...
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Very true. Ottawa-Gatineau in particular has been growing slowest out of the 6 big cities over the past few years, and I expect that to...
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Calgary’s putting some major distance between itself and comparable cities like Edmonton and Ottawa. Even without Foothills MD.
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The estimates have Calgary at 1,839,000, so a growth of 60,194 and Edmonton at 1,673,860 for a growth of 42,246. This is around what I...
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I love that toddler density map... here's how Calgary has evolved through time over the last 20 years (in order: 2006, 2011, 2016...
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The difference between Calgary/Ottawa and Edmonton is stark. That's why Calgary and Ottawa are often compared while Edmonton is in a...
