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Originally Posted by JHikka
I don't know if I can really predict what will happen in the Northern cities. They are treading water at the moment but still face demographic issues more than their Southern counterparts, and haven't seen that offset from new immigration channels yet. Perhaps they become the more affordable option when the larger cities become increasingly unaffordable.
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I am more curious what powers the northern cities' economies in the future.
What makes people relocate there? Why will people grow their families there? If they are looking to make a future, young families are the key. Retirees are just a delay against the inevitable. There's plenty of cheap places in Canada, but they're cheap for a reason.
Is southern New Brunswick going to undergo a southern Ontario thing where it becomes unaffordable in the blink of an eye?
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