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For the second straight quarter there were no changes in the Top 20 order, although Ottawa moved up one spot and Halifax moved two. One factor was the drastically lower number of hits that we are receiving currently. Regina did hit a milestone by passing the 10,000 hit mark. Calgary continues to creep up on Edmonton. The hit rate did increase slightly in the larger centres of Vancouver, Surrey, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.
1. Saskatoon, SK 16,625 (252) 2. Regina, SK 10,064 (142) 3. Edmonton, AB 8,541 (170) 4. Calgary, AB 8,315 (196) 5. Winnipeg, MB 3,657 (98) 6. Moose Jaw, SK 2,843 (62) 7. Vancouver, BC 2,495 (61) 8. Thunder Bay, ON 2,059 (50) 9. Prince Albert, SK 1,725 (29) 10. Victoria, BC 1,263 (36) 11. Surrey, BC 1,144 (34) 12. Red Deer, AB 1,042 (32) 13. Medicine Hat, AB 991 (19) 14. Toronto, ON 905 (38) 15. Burnaby, BC 838 (17) 16. Sherwood Park, AB 824 (16) 17. Prince George, BC 692 (17) 18. Lethbridge, AB 684 (10) 19. La Ronge, SK 652 (3) 20. Fort McMurray, AB 650 (14) 30. Ottawa, ON 535 (16) 32. Montreal, QC 512 (22) 34. Yellowknife, NT 482 (13) 77. Halifax, NS 201 (11) 3452. Zephyr, ON 1 + 42 new locations As of 2008-01-01: 1. Saskatoon, SK 16,373 (270) 2. Regina, SK 9,922 (205) 3. Edmonton, AB 8,371 (189) 4. Calgary, AB 8,119 (224) 5. Winnipeg, MB 3,559 (137) 6. Moose Jaw, SK 2,781 (69) 7. Vancouver, BC 2,434 (56) 8. Thunder Bay, ON 2,009 (58) 9. Prince Albert, SK 1,696 (27) 10. Victoria, BC 1,227 (55) 11. Surrey, BC 1,110 (31) 12. Red Deer, AB 1,010 (33) 13. Medicine Hat, AB 972 (20) 14. Toronto, ON 867 (34) 15. Burnaby, BC 821 (17) 16. Sherwood Park, AB 808 (16) 17. Prince George, BC 675 (10) 18. Lethbridge, AB 674 (13) 19. La Ronge, SK 649 (9) 20. Fort McMurray, AB 636 (14) 31. Ottawa, ON 519 (28) 32. Montreal, QC 490 (17) 34. Yellowknife, NT 469 (22) 79. Halifax, NS 190 (9) 3410. Zephyr, ON 1 + 53 new locations