| ARCHIVE: May 27, 2009 |
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| Moaning for Tourists |
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| Mmm... ahh... yes... Kingston. |
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| Radio commercial |
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| Yes, the city in between Toronto and Ottawa is now a tourist
trap. |
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| Numbered Trouble |
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| Meanwhile, local media is seriously suffering as companies "trim the
fat" in a recession. The Vaughan Citizen, owned by Torstar Corporation through its Metroland
subsidiary, has been working hard with less resources. And they also believe in "negative
growth". |
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| "...the area's population is expected to increase from its current
80,0000 residents to 117,000 people by 2018..." |
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| Vaughan Citizen, April 16 2009 |
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| The City of Vaughan was considering the addition of a councillor to the
chamber due to population concerns. Either someone added too many zeros to this front page
article, or "The City above Toronto" believes that losing 683,000 residents is actually an
increase! |
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| "By comparison, Ward 5, which includes Thornhill, would have just
37,9000 residents by 2018..." |
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| Vaughan Citizen, April 16 2009 |
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| Just 379,000 residents? I didn't know you could cram so many
people west of Yonge Street! |
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Voiceovers: Leanne Cuppage
Presenter: Phillip Hong |
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Edition: January 8, 2010 |
