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Old Posted Oct 31, 2012, 5:10 PM
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Originally Posted by icetea93 View Post
Agreed St. John's and Halifax are actually ahead of every major Canadian city in terms of median income except for Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton (and Saskatoona, Regina and Victoria if you consider them major) and are roughly equal to Hamilton.

I think this will continue to be the case!

I also remember reading somewhere that Halifax has the second youngest population of any major Canadian city in Canada (behind only Calgary). Not sure what the case is in St. John's but that is also a good sign!

http://www.statcan.gc.ca/tables-tableaux/sum-som/l01/cst01/famil107a-eng.htm
Just look at the increase St. John's has had in the 4 years on that chart .. 16%! in just 4 years, and two more years have past.. I'm telling you lots to come!
So bring on the retail! hahaha
I remember when the age stats came out, I'm not sure where St. John's stands but I know it's below the national average, I just can't remember the numbers.
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