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Old Posted May 23, 2024, 12:55 AM
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And don't forget the Port of Vancouver, which has a massive impact on Canada's economy.
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Calgary isn't more finacially or economically more important than Vancouver, that's just you trolling again (unless you think Vancouver isn't in Western Canada?) It has just over half the population in 2023 (1.68m compared to 2.97m), just over half the GDP, and in 2023 it had 18.5m passengers fly through the airport, compared to 24.9m at YVR. Colliers show Vancouver's office vacancy rate is 8.6% (the lowest in Canada), with 4.7m sq ft under construction, and Calgary's is 26.4% (the highest), with none being built.
Impressive Vancouver numbers for sure. That said, I can’t help but think of how much worse, ironically, Vancouver’s carbon footprint is compared to Calgary.

Flames have infinitely more Stanley cups than the Canucks. At least Calgary has that.
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