Mapped: Fastest Growing (and Shrinking) Cities in the U.S. and Canada – Visual Capitalist

A map showing the fastest growing cities and cities losing the most people in Canada and the U.S. in 2023
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Eugene from a payphone
1 year ago

Those wily Canadians know they can spend the winter in Arizona or Georgia.

Brian Jones
1 year ago

Wow, Canada. More people moved do Winnipeg even, than to San Antonio. More moved to Calgary than to the two fastest growing Texas cities combined.

your dime, your dance floor
1 year ago
Reply to  Brian Jones

Not to mention Toronto.

debtsor
1 year ago
Reply to  Brian Jones

This is completely misleading because it’s not internal migration, it’s extremely unpopular immigration from third world countries facilitated by the Liberal Party of Justin Trudeau, the supposed illegitimate son of Fidel Castro, and son of a former Canadian premier. Canada’s immigration levels are, for its size, 4x the amount of American immigration. Canada admits roughly every year 12.5 immigrants per 1,000 residents compared to the US’s 3.0 immigrants per 1,000 residents (for 2025). It’s been like this for several years now with millions of primarily Indians and Chinese immigrating to Canada and forming completely separate ethnic conclaves in major cities,… Read more »

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