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A few changes this quarter as Sherwood Park dropped below Burnaby, and Toronto surged ahead of both locations. The rest of small town Alberta continues strong as Lethbridge continues to do well and Fort McMurray joined the Top 20. Of note is a strong quarter in Montreal.
1. Saskatoon, SK 15,715 (627) 2. Regina, SK 9,534 (265) 3. Edmonton, AB 7,995 (245) 4. Calgary, AB 7,635 (258) 5. Winnipeg, MB 3,305 (159) 6. Moose Jaw, SK 2,630 (87) 7. Vancouver, BC 2,300 (86) 8. Thunder Bay, ON 1,879 (66) 9. Prince Albert, SK 1,634 (42) 10. Victoria, BC 1,128 (37) 11. Surrey, BC 1,045 (42) 12. Red Deer, AB 946 (44) 13. Medicine Hat, AB 928 (43) 14. Toronto, ON 791 (42) 15. Burnaby, BC 787 (37) 16. Sherwood Park, AB 771 (16) 17. Prince George, BC 650 (12) 18. La Ronge, SK 636 (4) 19. Lethbridge, AB 635 (24) 20. Fort McMurray, AB 605 (24) 31. Ottawa, ON 477 (15) 34. Montreal, QC 453 (27) 36. Yellowknife, NT 436 (19) 84. Halifax, NS 171 (5) 3294. Zephyr, ON 1 + 83 new locations As of 2007-03-01: 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