[Dirt_Devil]

Ville 2006 2007 2008

Saguenay 152 456 151 825 153 297
Québec 724 303 730 416 738 919
Sherbrooke 188 710 190 202 191 378
Trois-Rivières 142 493 143 231 144 648
Montréal 3 685 045 3 720 628 3 750 542
Gatineau 287 053 290 919 294 310
Hors-RMR 2 451 492 2 458 817 2 477 410



Qu'est-ce que vous en penser?

Désolé je sais pas comment posté un tableau..

le lien: http://www.stat.gouv.qc.ca/donstat/societe/demographie/dons_regnl/regional/rmr_2006-2008.htm

[digitboy]

^ C'est corrigé pour le tableau.


Ce que j'en pense ? Belle surprise de Saguenay !

[YUNEMUS]

Surprising thing is Montreal's population is decreasing..
Montréal
2006: 1 873 589
2007: 1 881 110
2008: 1 877 693

[Presswood]

^^^ la banlieue continue d'exercer une certaine attraction sur les gens :(

[Lyle]

Surprising thing is Montreal's population is decreasing..
Montréal
2006: 1 873 589
2007: 1 881 110
2008: 1 877 693

I'd say it's more stable than decreasing. 08 numbers are 4k above 06, after all. But that's pretty much normal. The island is filled out for the most part. We need policies that encourage densification, and if not, growth will continue in the burbs.

[MolsonExport]

^indeed. The 'dream' has now become a detached home in Terrebonne. Just like elsewhere in North America, with the exception perhaps of Vancouver, and to a lesser extent, Toronto. Montreal's core is the best in the country; and I think that if properly packaged, increased densification could be very attractive to families, as well as to young urban professionals (yuppies).

[mr.John]

I'd say it's more stable than decreasing. 08 numbers are 4k above 06, after all. But that's pretty much normal. The island is filled out for the most part. We need policies that encourage densification, and if not, growth will continue in the burbs.

That is a bit of a myth,there are huge tracts of undeveloped land on the island of Montreal (IE. blue bonnet, Turcot railyard....)

[Rico Rommheim]

There's still farmland out in the west end too. Lots and lots of large vacant fields out in the east end as well.