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A couple of uncommon skyline angles. Apologies for the quality but wasn’t planning on being at these places for work today haha.

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...

https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1710000901 AB estimated to. Have grown 20K in the quarter. BC and ON shrinking

May housing starts out. Calgary was second place after Toronto. Still very strong for Calgary. Ottawa/Gatineau still very sluggish. It's...

I think so. Other cities may see more of a drop, especially cities like Montreal where 90% of the growth was temporary residents. May of...

Tor and Van overbuilt over the past year or so. If we look at this same chart over 2023-2025 period it’ll look quite a bit different.

Toronto and Vancouver overbuilt the past two years and are slower now while things settle out. There’s a chance Calgary could end up...

Part of the reason is BC (and most provinces) are still growing relatively rapidly - periodically Alberta grows faster for a while, but...

April housing starts out. Calgary was king of the mountain again after leading in March and Q1 2025. So far a very solid start to the...

Interesting. About 13.5 million people in Western Canada. I remember not long ago it was only 11 million.

I think we are slowly gaining on them, but BC is growing fairly quickly too so it's going to take a very long time, if ever, to catch...