saskatoon: Saskatoon is the fastest growing and youngest city in Canada
- 02/07/13 02:40 AM
For the third consecutive year, Saskatoon is the fastest growing city of any census metropolitan area in Canada, according to StatsCan. Saskatoon grew at a rate of 40.4 per thousand, the first time a city has grown at that rate in over 15 years. The population as of July 1, 2012 was 284,000, an increase of 11,200 from July 1 of 2011. Saskatoon is also the youngest city in Canada, according to StatsCan. The median age of residents of the city is 34.9, well below the national average of 40. There's no question that Saskatoon is the place to be in … (5 comments)
saskatoon: Why Saskatchewan is the place to be!
- 01/17/13 04:49 PM
Between 2006 and 2011, the average price of a home in Saskatoon increased 83%. You might struggle to find any other market in North America outside of Saskatchewan that saw that amount of growth during that period. For those of you unfamiliar with the area, Saskatoon is a city in the province of Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan is roughly one and a half times the size of California and is home to just over one million people. We are ripe with natural resources, including about 100,000 lakes and produce a lot of the world's potash (fertilizer), uranium and coal; and grow a lot … (2 comments)
For the third consecutive year, Saskatoon is the fastest growing city of any census metropolitan area in Canada, according to StatsCan. Saskatoon grew at a rate of 40.4 per thousand, the first time a city has grown at that rate in over 15 years. The population as of July 1, 2012 was 284,000, an increase of 11,200 from July 1 of 2011.
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