We also have a higher fertility rate. BC is the lowest in the country. I know immigration is the biggest driver of growth today, but the higher rate will keep us younger and add a buffer

They've been done for a month lol everything else is just hopium at this point

The Flames already don't control their destiny. They'll need the Jets and Preds to lose to make the playoffs. Season is lost

45K-50K imo

We got back the other underperforming Ritchie

No one is gonna take on Huberdeau's contract with his points lol

I am super pessimistic about the Flames. Huberdeau doesn't work with Sutter and Sutter's extension hasn't even kicked in. His agent is already complaining on twitter. We have Huberdeau and Kadri at enormous prices for a terribly long time, which means we'll be good enough to not compete but at...

Don't need cars here but you definitely need lots of bike racks. You don't need to go underground for that though, just put it on the first floor

It was awesome. 10/10 as someone who loved the game

Alberta in general is absolutely crushing it right now. Edmonton growing almost as much as Montreal is bonkers. The super high immigration levels are likely to continue the next few years, I expect this to continue

According to that article, they're saying they only expect the two riverfront parcels to get any action in 2023? I thought that the Q parcels were expected to start this quarter?

Not Calgary related, but similar issue, and Calgary is mentioned

Seems like things have gone down a bit since the October count. Need a few more towers to get going

Yes, that was part of it. That's my point. Immigration is not the main factor driving home prices upwards

Help! Someone's turned Earth on its side!

Please explain why, in 2020, a year with functionally no immigration, house prices exploded. Stop the fear-mongering, NIMBYism has a lot more to do with home prices exploding than immigration

Love it. Love the density just off the main street; this is the perfect type of proposal for those lots in UD

I found it kinda annoying that the Emir of Qatar was gonna win either way; both Mbappe and Messi play for PSG which is owned by him

I think it's because international migration is almost a given at this point whereas interprovincial has been all over the place in the last 2 decades

Yeah, I'd be interested to know too, I can very well see higher end properties skewing the Calgary average up a bit