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Originally Posted by opendoor
Sure, but aren't people essentially voting with their feet? By and large, it seems like people would rather live more modestly in a city than live more comfortably in a small town and I'm not sure how you really overcome that.
And not to stereotype too much, but I don't think more isolated small centres are necessarily the most inviting places for new immigrants.
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No I 100% agree, but that is kind of my point. Isn't it then incumbent on national strategy at federal and provincial government level to try and figure out how to spread out people to other areas to better manage population growth and infrastructure?
Further, aren't you thinking about what places are like now and not what I'm saying- the future or what they could be? My point is you build out these other centres and make them larger, nicer, more things to do, nicer places to live, better infrastructure, etc. Then people will move with their feet.