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Originally Posted by The Yen Man
I think the difference is, in these metro cities, you have industries and workers in each of these neighbouring cities, so overall you do not have one city leeching more than others. Services are spread throughout. The inflow and outflow is about the same. Calgary is a bit different because you have bedroom communities who are basically a cluster of suburban neighbourhoods and little else.
Like a poster mentioned, to somewhat mitigate for this, Calgarians should really be going more to these neighbouring towns and utilizing some of their services. I think the big thing we as Calgarians can take advantage of are the hospitals and clinics in these bedroom communities since wait times in Calgary are so bad. At least this way we can spread it out a bit more.
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I already do this. High River hospital FTW!
