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The source is not great, but... Statscan did update 17-10-0020-01 on December 17th. Here is a quick excel to calculate net per quarter...

I see this source gets posted a lot but it's essentially fake news. They have zero citations, their link to "BMO" is a generic corporate...

Latest quarterly provincial population estimates are out: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1710000901 Highlights...

Calgary versus Edmonton is interesting. Even with their blanket rezoning being in affect for longer we're consistently ahead of them in...

Housing Starts for November. Not much out of the ordinary other than Montreal having a strong month. City SFH semi row apartment...

A not so happy new year. People wanted to shake things up, things have definitely been shaken. We're about to get on our own journey...

US cities are all over the map, even moreso than Canada, when it comes to municipal boundaries. Cities like Jacksonville, Indianapolis...

The other interesting trend is that we are on track to, eventually, surpass Montreal as the 2nd largest city by municipal population. I...

There's still plenty of SFH going up in places like Markham, Vaughan, Milton and Halton Hills that are still part of the CMA.

I keyed in on these quotes: housing starts should fall to 17,200 this year from 23,300 in 2024. That figure should fall steadily...

A feel good article, the only thing I have mixed emotions about is that a lot of the success is tied to oil. I don't want oil to crash...

According to the numbers Montreal has lost people the last 2 years, both interprovincially and intraprovincially. The only thing keeping...

I'm kind of thinking the same thing too, Montreal especially. The last two years, they've had a population growth of 241K and 209K of...

I think affordability has always been a factor for families. Calgary's always had decent migration gains in the 30 something age groups...

By % of population, Cgy and Edm lead the pack at 0.43% and 0.32%. Toronto is third at 0.27% and MTL lowest at 0.13%. I assume this is...