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Old Posted Sep 4, 2014, 3:21 AM
middeljohn middeljohn is offline
 
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Originally Posted by SkahHigh View Post
Those probably aren't suburbs though... A suburb means that a significant proportion of the population works in the major city, which I don't think is the case with these cities, so they shouldn't be included in the stats no?

For example, Saint-Hyacinthe (50,000) and Drummondville (70,000) are respectively 50 and 70 minutes from Downtown but don't count as Greater Montreal...
Sorry, I elaborated on that post after submitting the first time which would answer your question. You must've begun typing before I finished editing.
     
     
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