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Old Posted Feb 9, 2022, 7:42 PM
adamuptownsj adamuptownsj is offline
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Thanks for the numbers, but there's certainly a lot of fluctuation within the city, so provided the people moving are Canadian citizens of majority age (which could complicate things), Portland-Simonds must shrink, and the easiest way for it to shrink is to give territory to East.

I'd kind of consider it general discussion- until the 90s central Saint John anchored two districts and is certainly on track to have an even smaller and denser district now. It's got to lose like 1,000 people. How many people even live east of City Line anyway?
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