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The only order change this quarter was Prince George moving ahead of a dying La Ronge. Of note is the continued big push of Calgary moving in on Edmonton, and Toronto catching up to Burnaby and Sherwood Park. Regina should hit the 10,000 mark sometime this summer while Red Deer and Medicine Hat should reach 1,000 about the same time. And while it doesnt show on this list, Fort Mac is moving fast and is only 7 hits behind St. Albert.
1. Saskatoon, SK 15,088 (762) 2. Regina, SK 9,269 (431) 3. Edmonton, AB 7,750 (285) 4. Calgary, AB 7,377 (357) 5. Winnipeg, MB 3,146 (201) 6. Moose Jaw, SK 2,543 (145) 7. Vancouver, BC 2,214 (98) 8. Thunder Bay, ON 1,813 (129) 9. Prince Albert, SK 1,592 (68) 10. Victoria, BC 1,091 (60) 11. Surrey, BC 1,003 (50) 12. Red Deer, AB 902 (43) 13. Medicine Hat, AB 885 (42) 14. Sherwood Park, AB 755 (20) 15. Burnaby, BC 750 (36) 16. Toronto, ON 749 (56) 17. Prince George, BC 638 (19) 18. La Ronge, SK 632 (5) 19. Lethbridge, AB 611 (31) 20. St Albert, AB 588 (16) 31. Ottawa, ON 462 (19) 34. Montreal, QC 426 (11) 37. Yellowknife, NT 417 (20) 86. Halifax, NS 166 (7) 3211. Zephyr, ON 1 + 75 new locations As of 2007-01-01: 1. Saskatoon, SK 14,326 (677) 2. Regina, SK 8,865 (494) 3. Edmonton, AB 7,465 (295) 4. Calgary, AB 7,020 (392) 5. Winnipeg, MB 2,945 (177) 6. Moose Jaw, SK 2,398 (132) 7. Vancouver, BC 2,116 (220) 8. Thunder Bay, ON 1,684 (75) 9. Prince Albert, SK 1,524 (48) 10. Victoria, BC 1,031 (53) 11. Surrey, BC 953 (52) 12. Red Deer, AB 859 (53) 13. Medicine Hat, AB 843 (47) 14. Sherwood Park, AB 735 (36) 15. Burnaby, BC 714 (48) 16. Toronto, ON 693 (49) 17. La Ronge, SK 627 (5) 18. Prince George, BC 619 (50) 19. Lethbridge, AB 580 (11) 20. St Albert, AB 572 (21) 31. Ottawa, ON 443 (36) 34. Montreal, QC 415 (28) 37. Yellowknife, NT 397 (17) 86. Halifax, NS 159 (12) 3136. Zephyr, ON 1 + 88 new locations