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The fact the two booming economies of Alberta and Saskachewan, combined can in
absolute terms draw more people (barely) than Ontario, is no monemental feat.
The fact that of those 130,000 people, 80% to 85% choose to live in one urban
area, is the reason why there is such a massive construction boom in Toronto. So
long as we can keep pace with the Western Provinces combined absolute popluation
growth, and there is mandated greenspace, you're gonna see a lot, and taller and
bigger residential towers in Toronto.
Alberta population by Year2008: 3,592,200
2009: 3,672,700
(+80,500)
2010: 3,723,800 (+51,100)
2011: 3,778,100 (+54,300)
Toronto
CMA population by Year
2008: 5,536,800
2009: 5,638,200
(+101,400)
2010: 5,742,400 (+104,200)
2011: 5,838,800 (+96,400)
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