U-Haul Names Toronto As Top 2009 Canadian Destination

U-Haul Names Toronto As Top 2009 Canadian Destination

PHOENIX (April 2, 2010) — U-Haul International, Inc. today released the results of the annual 2009 UHaul National Migration Trend Report titled “The 2009 Top 25 Canadian Destination Cities.” According to moving data reflective of nationwide statistics for calendar year 2009, Toronto was ranked No. 1 for the eighth year in a row, while Calgary came in at second for the sixth year in a row. Montreal took third and moved up from No. 4, with Edmonton dropping to fourth place from No. 3. Ottawa, Vancouver, London, Hamilton, Surrey and Mississauga rounded out the top 10.

“Since 1955, U-Haul has built a long and proud history of helping families move and store their belongings in Canada,” stated U-Haul President of Phoenix Operations John “J.T.” Taylor. “Now more than ever, we are proud to offer Canadian families who need moving services the increased convenience of our locations, which makes for a shorter distance to travel when moving. This not only makes their move easier but also has the positive effect of reducing the amount of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere.” The ranking reflects destinations for movers traveling more than 50 miles and considers every city in the country, regardless of size. However, the data is not stated as a percentage of population and is not reflective of overall growth.

U-Haul® Top 25 Canadian Destination Cities

January - December 2009

  1. TORONTO, Ontario
  2. CALGARY, Alberta
  3. MONTREAL, Quebec
  4. EDMONTON, Alberta
  5. OTTAWA, Ontario
  6. VANCOUVER, British Columbia
  7. LONDON, Ontario
  8. HAMILTON, Ontario
  9. SURREY, British Columbia
  10. MISSISSAUGA, Ontario
  11. KITCHNER, Ontario
  12. HALIFAX, Nova Scotia
  13. VICTORIA, British Columbia
  14. WINNIPEG, Manitoba
  15. QUEBEC CITY, Quebec
  16. KINGSTON, Ontario
  17. WINDSOR, Ontario
  18. SASKATOON, Saskatchewan
  19. BRAMPTON, Ontario
  20. SAINT CATHARINES, Ontario
  21. OSHAWA, Ontario
  22. RED DEER, Alberta
  23. BARRIE, Ontario
  24. REGINA, Saskatchewan
  25. MONCTON, New Brunswick
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