Saskatoon area is Canada's fastest growing CMA third year in a row
Posted on
February 7, 2013
by
Norm Fisher, Royal LePage Vidorra
For the third consecutive year, the Saskatoon central market area (CMA) was the fastest growing CMA in Canada according to
numbers released by Statistics Canada on Wednesday.
The study shows that the population in Saskatoon and surrounding areas climbed to 284,000 by July 1 of last year, an increase of 4.1 percent from the previous 12-month period. Calgary and Regina CMAs tied for second place with 3.2 percent population growth.
A city of Saskatoon estimate pegs the local population at 243,000 with growth of 3.5 percent over the same period.
Read: Saskatoon tops national growth rate - Star Phoenix
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