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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...

Love census mapper, really can see the redevelopment wave opening up areas to new families (while older areas that didn't have few...

In the NE for Saddletown, and the Deep SW, along 162nd, are viable '15 minute' cities that can support multiple grocery options (I think...

From seeing density maps of Calgary's neighbourhoods, densities in some parts of the NE (especially close to Saddletowne Stn) are easily...

I think so but if you look at the highest green in that picture it's in the NE, and I imagine in the far NW / deep SE. Those areas are...

Good info. It confirms that I'm not imagining the increase in children for Mount Pleasant Capital Hill, Renfrew and Tuxedo. I don't know...

Holy look at the inner-city SW!

Here is toddler density per km²in the last census, if that is any guide.

There's also a crunch for many elementary schools. Well at least the ones near to where I live. In some inner city neighborhoods the...

Normally this is where I would point out that good inner city growth would help offset the need for new schools as we had plenty of...

100k a year is wild. Is it still mostly young people? I assume so. Hopefully we can keep absorbing this amount of people, there's going...

That looks about right. Calgary has been taking about 50% of the province’s lately.

That would be my guess. 50K for Calgary, 35K for Edmonton, and 15K for the rest of province.

So 50k for the first half of the year, on pace to maybe hit 100k for the year overall, still pretty strong growth all things considered...

Alberta grew by roughly 50K in Q1 and Q2 combined. Pretty decent growth considering Quebec, grew by 10K, Ontario grew by 5K. Man and...