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Old Posted Apr 19, 2011, 1:54 AM
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Originally Posted by PoscStudent View Post
If you actually expand St. John's to the area of other metros or HRM the population would be around 240,000.
I guess, but the areas are based off of commuting patterns. And at any rate you could also play the "arbitrary geographical area" game with Halifax and draw an area around the city of 5,000 square kilometres that has over 400,000 in it. It's also possible that St. John's has a smaller population than Moncton within an area of that size.

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Originally Posted by MonctonRad
Agree. I think most people think of the Maritimes as a region. St. John's is actually as far away from Halifax as Montreal is.
Basically St. John's is not going to have anything that directly serves people in the Maritimes in any appreciable way. People travel between NS/NB/PEI all the time though, often just for daytrips.
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