Sentences with phrase «urban centres grew»

However, until now, scientists had not pinpointed how long ago the river dried up, and had assumed that it flowed while the Indus urban centres grew, playing an active role in their development.

However, as the size of urban centres grows and the number of urban Canadians increases, it is possible that municipal concerns will receive greater attention.

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But Pinsonneault believes these numbers just support the growing notion that land, and scarcity of this limited commodity particularly in downtown, urban centres, is what is pushing up housing prices, not over-valuation.

And as you've grown, we've grown right alongside you, with 59 offices across Canada in both major urban centres and rural communities.

Bottling and selling drinking water has grown into a big business in India over the last 15 years with steadily rising demand from country's thousands of urban and semi urban centres.

Trouble is, that wee, irresistible plant in the garden centre grows soon into an unwieldy monster under which the urban fox has made its den.

It is the centre of a rapidly growing urban area, now the fifth largest in Mexico.

The Greater Bendigo municipality is home to around 100,000 while the city has a steadily growing urban population of about 80,000 people which places it as the fourth largest regional centre in Victoria after Ballarat, Geelong and Melbourne.

«Qingdao is one of the fastest growing urban centres in China and as we expand our footprint in the city with our third property, we are committed to ensuring that the Sheraton hospitability and services make it easy for more travellers to accomplish their business goals while still enjoying the many leisure activities the area has to offer,» said Wolfgang Boettcher, vice president, operations, North China, Marriott International.

This fluctuation of tempo — switching from the lively colour - clash of the streets to the austere, muted photographs of discarded objects in the tower — reflects the complex relationship of global capital and local trade in one of Africa's fastest growing urban centres.

Growing leafy greens and fish indoors year - round is a fabulous solution to the lack of fresh food in many urban centres.

Many health centres, hospitals and charities now see the health benefits of urban agriculture in preventing illness and triggering healing responses and use food growing related activities to treat patients suffering from both physical and mental illness.

The model community of UniverCity is a living, growing testing site for the most innovative urban planning concepts and building designs necessary for the creation of an ecologically robust and economically sustainable future and the home of the UniverCity Childcare Centre Living Building.

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Urban centres will also require rehabilitation services, particularly those located on waterways, and beaches where erosion is of growing concern.

The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health is an award - winning Health Access Centre that provides holistic primary health care to First Nation, Métis and Inuit people living in Ottawa - one of the fastest growing and diverse urban Indigenous communities in Canada.

It may not be a real estate brand that leaps to mind yet — for Realtors or consumers — but relative newcomer Right At Home is laying claim as the largest and fastest growing brokerage in Canada's biggest urban centre.