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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...

Awesome work! That makes me curious which census tracts in Calgary are the strongest candidates for joining the list.

For the smaller cities, a lot of it is a threshold problem and how census tracts are drawn - they just don’t have a lot of areas at...

Very informative, thank you! The 3 biggest cities really do leave us in the dust, so to speak. I'm actually surprised that we have...

Here's a post I did about this a few years ago, summarizes my attempt to rationalize population, density and the "vibe" of a city. link...

I'd agree with that. I also find that older cities being less car centric tend to feel more vibrant. Vancouver unquestionably feels...

I agree Vancouver is more dense, I just think that feeling of it being closer to Toronto than Calgary is to Vancouver, isn't necessarily...

Foothills MD would add 80k, a fairly substantial amount. It would put Calgary over 10% difference from Edm/Ott. Compared to the...

Conversely, Vancouver is much closer to Calgary-Edmonton-Ottawa in population than it is to Toronto or even Montreal. It has a bit over...

Calgary CMA with the highest after-tax family income in Canada Calgary = $100,480 Canada = $82,610 Ottawa is 2nd at $93,370...

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...

Calgary’s putting some major distance between itself and comparable cities like Edmonton and Ottawa. Even without Foothills MD.

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...

Nice find kora! Some interesting info...our CMA currently sitting at 1,839,000 as of this year, and Census Division #6, which...

Medium growth projections for the Calgary CMA are 2.67 million by 2051. 45,000 for Okotoks, 18,000 for Strathmore, 19,000 for High...