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Old Posted Apr 15, 2015, 6:15 PM
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Not bad at all. 33 000 would put us over 1 230 000 in the city. With the slowdown, we'll probably only be at about 1 350 000 by 2020.
Very good, all considering. I think the difference with Calgary these days, is it has a high natural increase...somewhere around 12K, and more importantly, high international immigration numbers. Even in a downturn the growth is still solid.
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