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Originally Posted by GGG
That assumes that when people had more money than sense and servers were entitled and terrible, food was over priced and under quality and you couldn't hire a competent employee was the city's best days.
I don't think the city today is worse than in the middle of the boom times right now and many things are better. If you continued to be employed during the boom I think things are better today. Those who lost their jobs wouldn't agree but I don't buy this notion of a Calgary in decay. I think the city is better than 5 years ago right now
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You're not wrong, even as someone who is still an unemployed o&g worker. I had read the OP as an economic question, with all the talk of a boom and the Alberta Advantage. Barring a step change in oil and gas prices, probably the Calgary economy has had its best days.