by Jeff Lockridge | Jul 1, 2020 | Migration Trends
London registers as the No. 6 Destination City in Canada, according to the latest U-Haul® migration trends report, maintaining its ranking on last year’s list. London saw a 12% year-over-year drop in one-way U-Haul truck arrivals in 2019, but still attracted...
by Jeff Lockridge | Jul 1, 2020 | Migration Trends
Hamilton registers as the No. 7 Destination City in Canada, according to the latest U-Haul® migration trends report, rising two spots from its ranking on last year’s list. “Hamilton is considered a destination city because of its location right on Lake Ontario’s...
by Jeff Lockridge | Jul 1, 2020 | Migration Trends
Vancouver registers as the No. 8 Destination City in Canada, according to the latest U-Haul® migration trends report, sliding one spot from its ranking on last year’s list. Vancouver saw a modest year-over-year increase in one-way U-Haul truck arrivals in 2019 to...
by Jeff Lockridge | Jul 1, 2020 | Migration Trends
Kitchener registers as the No. 9 Destination City in Canada, according to the latest U-Haul® migration trends report, sliding one spot from its ranking on last year’s list. Kitchener saw an 18% year-over-year decline in one-way U-Haul truck arrivals in 2019, but still...
by Jeff Lockridge | Jul 1, 2020 | Migration Trends
Quebec City registers as the No. 10 Destination City in Canada, according to the latest U-Haul® migration trends report, rising three spots from its ranking on last year’s list. Quebec City saw a 6% year-over-year increase in one-way U-Haul truck arrivals in 2019....
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