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Winnipeg

Calgary

Edmonton

Toronto

What about HRM?

Halifax Regional Municipality

Population Growth Rates CityCity Growth RateSuburban Growth Rate Detroit Toledo Akron Chicago Milwaukee Syracuese St. Louis Philadelphia Rochester Cincinnati Baltimore Kansas City Washington, D.C Halifax*

Exit Five

Key objectives of the Our HRM Alliance 1.Healthy and active population 2.Robust transportation systems 3.Sustainable development 4.Protected and connected blue and green areas, as well as the primacy of green practices 5.Vibrant community centres across the entire municipality, including urban, suburban, and rural

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