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    Myles86 reacted to Surrealplaces's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    Housing starts for first half of 2026 (Jan-Jun). Calgary was the leader instead of the usual 3rd place. Not a total shock as Toronto and...
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    Myles86 reacted to Chinook Arch's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    Agreed. Everything is relative. Vancouver feels bigger and more urban than Calgary, and maybe on a ‘ratio’ a higher urban ratio...
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    Myles86 reacted to trtcttc's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    The transportation right of way is definitely a factor. Most of Toronto and Vancouver's suburbs don't have large setback arterial roads...
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    Myles86 reacted to Aardappel's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    It is going to be really interesting and exciting to see how these density numbers increase come the next census. There's been a lot of...
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    Myles86 reacted to randomuser's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    Interesting. I lived in Ottawa for a number of years prior to moving to the Beltline (I have since moved) and Calgary always struck me...
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    Myles86 reacted to ByeByeBaby's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    Here's my take on densities, a similar but slightly different analysis. I calculated densities with three changes; I used buffered...
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    Myles86 reacted to CBBarnett's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    What you’ll find is the massive drop-off is often still far denser than Calgary’s drop off. Calgarys early suburbs (1960s - 1980s) are...
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    Myles86 reacted to CBBarnett's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    It’s all CMA populations so it’s comparable and includes all suburbs within the CMA. I didn’t bother isolating for the city proper...
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    Myles86 reacted to CBBarnett's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    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...
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    Myles86 reacted to jhappy77's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    Awesome work! That makes me curious which census tracts in Calgary are the strongest candidates for joining the list.
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    Myles86 reacted to Albertasaurus's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    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...
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    Myles86 reacted to CBBarnett's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    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...
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    Myles86 reacted to Albertasaurus's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    I'd agree with that. I also find that older cities being less car centric tend to feel more vibrant. Vancouver unquestionably feels...
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    Myles86 reacted to jhappy77's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    I moved from Calgary to Vancouver ~2 years ago and there is a very noticeable difference in urban feel. There are tower clusters...
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    Myles86 reacted to CBBarnett's post in the thread Statscan numbers with Like Like.
    I have often thought about how to quantify such a qualitative thing, here's two ideas that might work to put some numbers to it. I don't...

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