Statistics Canada Reports II
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What's going on with the Stats Can population clock? It hasn't been working for the last 7-10 days.
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If the GTA (currently ~7,500,000) grows by 1% per year, by 2050, the GTA will have 9,811,567 people. If the GTA grows by 2% per year, by 2050, the GTA will have 11,948,205 people. If the GTA grows by 3% per year, by 2050, the GTA will have 16,659,668 people.
Okotoks, with a current 3.34% year over year population growth, will grow from 36,338 today to 25,944,928 by 2223. Woot woot!! |
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Okotoks elipsing NYC!
https://media0.giphy.com/media/jpNuN...=200w.gif&ct=g And for sure there will be a number of things to do. |
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Otokok's will reign supreme for the number of things to do will make them the happiest, most productive metro region of all time. :yes: :tup:
In all seriousness, it seems like a fairly big town/city. |
The real question is which is better - Okotoks or Airdrie.
For a real twist - how about East Gwillimbury? With an annual growth rate between 2016 and 2021 of 8.8%, by 2050 it'll have a population of 408,000 and by 2100 a population of over 28 million! By 2223, a population of over 1 billion people! Even more things to do than Okotoks! |
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What about Milton?
Currently at 132,000 people -- there was a 71.4% increase from 2001 to 2006 and a 56.5% increase from 2006 to 2011. Slowed down since, but let's get it back to those growth numbers and kick Ocotoks's ass! |
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Stats Canada, Population estimates, July 1, by census subdivision, 2016 boundaries https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1...101%2C20220101 |
Unless there is a major reworking of current boundaries, Okotoks will NEVER be part of the Calgary CMA.
A CMA must be a continuous urban environment and between Okotoks and Calgary is a small section of Foot Hills MD which is not subdivided into towns but surrounds several ie OK/HR. This means that to include OK, the CMA must include all of Foot Hills MD which is a truly massive 3600 km2. |
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Land area comparison of CMAs with similar population: Ottawa: 8047 km2 Calgary: 5099 km2 Edmonton: 9416 km2 |
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Ottawa's city limits are absurd. Driving northbound on the 416, you see this sign "Ottawa: Canada's capital. Population 1,000,000". Twenty minutes of more driving, and it is still trees and fields. If it were a bit larger, it could take in Okotoks.
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