PLAN105 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Regional Municipality Of Waterloo, Dependency Ratio, Spatial Analysis
17 Jan 2018
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Introduction to planning analysis november 11th, 2015. Immigration trends contentious and regionally uneven: challenging to unpack in smaller communities. I(cid:373)(cid:373)igratio(cid:374) sustai(cid:374)s ca(cid:374)ada"s populatio(cid:374): long term key part of maintaining labour force. In future, key part of population growth short term view do we need them just yet? (echo) Immigration driven by political interests as high as 270,000 per year: lead to spatially uneven growth (mo-to-va, accentuate urbanization trend. Internal migration much harder to bring into forecasts large source of uncertainty in demographics at the local level: how many people within canada will move into waterloo, main purpose of internal migration: Love: prosperous job economy in other cities, education, property costs, old people retire in cities that are more accessible to health care. Ottawa (-17. 7%); saskatoon and regina saw a staggering increase. Lecture 15: growth plan, demographic forecast in action: case study of the ontario places to grow act 2006 and related.
