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Waterloo ‘shines’ as Canada’s top city to attract newcomers
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09-20-2014, 08:40 PM
What's perhaps most interesting in this ranking is that both W & K ranked very low on the health index. This was measured in large part via patient beds + physicians per capita. When you combine this with the fact that KW has the 2nd longest wait hospital wait times in the country, you can't help but wonder if population growth in the region has far outstripped what our hospitals are built to provide.
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Re: Waterloo ‘shines’ as Canada’s top city to attract newcom - by DanHerman - 09-20-2014, 08:40 PM

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