Sentences with phrase «large urban centres»

It is not uncommon, particularly in larger urban centres, for listing salespeople to include a professional inspection report in the marketing package.

Both emphasized that lawyers and paralegals are overwhelming concentrated in large urban centres.

Accordingly, we were very pleased to note this budget has a substantial focus on addressing housing affordability, child care, and post-secondary skills training programs, as these initiatives are directly linked to the supply of skilled labour, particularly in large urban centres like Greater Vancouver.

Immortalized in a 1997 New Yorker article by Malcolm Gladwell, «cool hunters» searched the streets of large urban centres for young people on the borders of the mainstream whose choices would inspire their peers — like the Reebok exec Gladwell writes about who used a group of teenagers in the Bronx as a flash focus group to review the footwear brand's latest creations.

Since Bordeaux is the ninth largest urban centre in the country, with a population of almost 250,000, it means a significant number of people who might not otherwise have heard of MFM will soon be getting to grips with the facts around the campaign — particularly why reducing our meat intake is so important, both for the environmental and human health.

They engender a culture of collaboration where knowledge, information and resources are developed and discreetly shared between large urban centres and smaller markets, coast - to - coast.

... Demand led strategies may be viable in large urban centres with strong employment growth — like Perth or Melbourne.

«We feel confident that Canada's largest urban centres remain in exceptional positions heading into fall, with healthy market fundamentals from coast to coast,» says Ross McCredie, president and CEO of Sotheby's International Realty Canada.

Canada's new Liberal government announced last week new minimum down payment requirements in order to control what it sees as inflated housing prices in many of the country's large urban centres like Toronto and Vancouver.

Since these are largely public sector jobs at the provincial or municipal level, the characteristics of the local tax base has an effect, so look to larger urban centres for more responsibility and higher salaries.

• Outsourcing: Law firms in St. John's have lower overhead than firms in larger urban centres.

Larger urban centres will come with more responsibility and higher salaries.

Larger urban centres will come with more responsibility — and higher salaries.

The fourth - largest urban centre in the United States, Houston is a sprawling, auto - centric city of 4.8 million.

The top - line figure: gridlock costs the nine largest urban centres in Canada $ 3.7 billion per year.

Towns and small cities have a smaller proportion of jobs that will be resilient to automation than larger urban centres, according to a new study.

This would certainly bolster «Brand Canada,» says SopeMo, as more demand may help support real estate prices, particularly in larger urban centres.

As the bottom table in Bright Lights, Big Incomes shows, earnings in these large urban centres almost always exceed those of smaller Canadian cities.

Many of Canada's small homes are concentrated in larger urban centres, and Frenette is among those who maximize their time out of doors instead of spending it cooped up.

Since the LICO for a single person in a large urban centre is about $ 20,900, the surviving spouse is still above the poverty line, though just barely.

Moreover, their total income is comfortably above the after - tax low - income cut - off, which is about $ 25,000 for a couple in a large urban centre.

Some larger urban centres also offer widespread WiFi coverage for a modest monthly fee.

With more than 250 agents in 70 locations across Canada, its strength is based on the number of commercial real estate professionals already established within our large urban centres, cities and towns, equipped with the local market knowledge and expertise to serve businesses and investors.

One of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, Vancouver ranks among Canada's largest urban centres, and its port is the largest on North America's west coast - handling a staggering 65 million tonnes every year.

It is also fair to say that the range and quality of shopping is less than the larger urban centres of Thailand can offer.

«Lawyers in Winnipeg can deliver the same kind of product or even a better product than is being delivered in the larger urban centres.

The number and scope of by - laws vary depending on the size and nature of each municipality, but for a large urban centre like Toronto or Ottawa, municipal by - laws can number in the tens of thousands.

In addition to visiting the larger urban centres of the province, the Public Commission has held hearings in numerous smaller communities including Terrace, Williams Lake, Nanaimo and Cranbrook.

• Compared to larger urban centres in Canada, there are fewer opportunities in Halifax for lateral movement within corporate - focused law firms.

Consequently, financial barriers constrain access to some services; (iv) People living in the outer suburban fringes of large urban centres, where public transport infrastructure is more limited, can experience difficulties in gaining physical access to services; (v) Workforce issues experienced by service providers can restrict Indigenous people's access to services.

And from The Lebow Report, his comment implied the old 80/20 rule is now closer to 90/10 in larger urban centres.

In larger urban centres, the business tends to become more specialized, with companies specifically focusing on selected areas.

«More than one - third of foreign - born residents in Canada's largest urban centres have been in Canada for 10 years or less.