Canada — Regional Market Index
Phase C C3b: markets place-profile ISO grammar rename — 32 places to <cc>-<sub>-<place> (26 renamed in place, 6 moved in from flat-root topic-rm-*); redirects.yaml +32 entries; atlas-* index tables updated to new place slugs. Markets category migration COMPLETE (52 articles).
@@ -48,18 +48,18 @@ Greater Golden Horseshoe beyond the Toronto metropolitan boundary, Eastern Ontar Southwestern Ontario, and Northern Ontario urban centres. **Alberta** — markets in the Calgary region outside the primary urban core, the Edmonton Capital Region beyond the metro, and mid-sized cities including [[lethbridge|Lethbridge]] and Red Deer. Capital Region beyond the metro, and mid-sized cities including [[ca-ab-lethbridge|Lethbridge]] and Red Deer. **British Columbia** — markets in the Okanagan Valley, Vancouver Island outside the Victoria CMA, the Fraser Valley, and the Thompson-Nicola region. **Saskatchewan and Manitoba** — Saskatoon and [[regina|Regina]] as primary qualifying markets; Winnipeg **Saskatchewan and Manitoba** — Saskatoon and [[ca-sk-regina|Regina]] as primary qualifying markets; Winnipeg regional suburbs meeting power centre and income screens. **Quebec** — markets in the Quebec City region, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Estrie, and Laurentides–Lanaudière outside the Montreal metro. **Atlantic provinces** — [[moncton|Moncton]], Fredericton, Charlottetown, and Sidney/Cape Breton as **Atlantic provinces** — [[ca-nb-moncton|Moncton]], Fredericton, Charlottetown, and Sidney/Cape Breton as primary qualifying markets; others assessed individually. ## Sample markets @@ -70,8 +70,8 @@ tenant demand analysis. | Market | Province | Population range | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | [[barrie-innisfil|Barrie–Innisfil]] | Ontario | 220,000–260,000 | Major Costco + Home Depot anchors; rapid growth | | [[kelowna|Kelowna]] | British Columbia | 230,000–260,000 | Okanagan income leader; established power centres | | [[ca-on-barrie-innisfil|Barrie–Innisfil]] | Ontario | 220,000–260,000 | Major Costco + Home Depot anchors; rapid growth | | [[ca-bc-kelowna|Kelowna]] | British Columbia | 230,000–260,000 | Okanagan income leader; established power centres | | Lethbridge | Alberta | 110,000–130,000 | Strong income; single primary power centre | | Moncton | New Brunswick | 170,000–200,000 | Atlantic commercial hub; francophone/anglophone dual market | | Regina | Saskatchewan | 250,000–280,000 | Prairie capital; provincial demand anchor |