Sentences with phrase «canadian metropolitan areas»

The monthly indices cover eleven Canadian metropolitan areas: Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Toronto, Ottawa - Gatineau, Montréal, Québec City, Halifax.

Canadian metropolitan areas boast below five per cent vacancies, and rents have room to push higher.

Other Canadian metropolitan areas are also seeing growth for this query.

• Recruitment Locations — KAS recruits in all major U.S. and Canadian metropolitan areas including, but not limited to: NYC, Washington DC, Atlanta, Boston, Minneapolis, Detroit, Chicago, Las Vegas, San Diego, San Francisco, Baltimore, Seattle and more.

Not exact matches

Almost 340,000 individuals participated in the Canadian Community Health Survey and General Social Survey from 2009 to 2013, which permitted Statistics Canada to perform community - level measures of life satisfaction for 33 census metropolitan areas (CMAs) and 58 economic regions across the country.

When the last Canadian census was done — in 2011 — the results showed that over the prior five year period, the suburbs were where most of the metropolitan growth had happened, not the areas closer to the downtowns And no wonder.

Judging by the video below, the kiosk seemed to be a hit among inebriated Canadians, so we wouldn't be surprised if the company set up one of those kiosks in other major metropolitan areas across the U.S.

Ecological Footprint assessment for targeting climate change mitigation in cities: A case study of 15 Canadian cities according to census metropolitan areas.

Another study examined the potential flood damage impacts of changes in extreme precipitation events using the Canadian Climate Centre model and the IS92a emissions scenario for the metropolitan Boston area in the north - eastern USA (Kirshen et al., 2005b).

I say «almost» to reflect that Canada's literacy rates are nowhere near perfect [1], and that outside of metropolitan areas broadband access is only sometimes available [2] and ~ 20 % of Canadians don't (or can't) use whatever access is available [3].

The online survey was conducted among 713 women living in major metropolitan areas across Canada and reflects the population of Canadian women in these areas aged 20 - 45 according to 2006 Census data.

The metropolitan areas are combined to form a Canadian composite index.

Canadian markets are defined by metropolitan area and vary by market.