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By Fred Street (anonymous) | Posted August 14, 2013 at 16:25:54 in reply to Comment 90913
If you consider net movement over the same decade, Ward 2 population fell as well.
2001: 38,349
2011: 37,569
http://www.raisethehammer.org/blog/1159
http://www.raisethehammer.org/article/1541
The population picture improves ever so slightly when you look at the city's six core census tracts (contained between Queen, Wellington and the rail lines), which posted a net gain of 539 residents during that same decade.
CT 0064.00
2001: 1,849
2011: 1,658
CT 0063.00
2001: 3,440
2011: 3,182
CT 0049.00
2001: 2,471
2011: 2,473
CT 0048.00
2001: 1,658
2011: 1,858
CT 0037.00
2001: 2,503
2011: 2,464
CT 0036.00
2001: 2,617
2011: 3,242
That last tract is arguably responsible for the uptick in Ward 2 population between 2006 and 2011, and definitely colours the above sample.
0064 and 0063 fall to the north of Cannon, astride James. Population 2001-2011: 250 residents lost
0049 and 0048 fall to the south of Cannon, astride James. Population 2001-2011: 202 residents added
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