Super cities of the 21st century: a 'win-win-win' game

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Metropolitan centers that successfully upgrade their infrastructure and facilities will achieve Super City status and reap the economic benefits of being among the winners. A Super City is characterized by a multicultural and sophisticated population, advanced infrastructure, easy access to communication and transportation, prestigious educational institutions and a high standard of living that attracts and retain employees. In major cities around the world, billion-dollar investments are poured into projects such as expanded airports and high-speed rail systems to attract big businesses.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Urban Renewal Programs, International aspects, Buildings and facilities, Urban renewal, Metropolitan areas, Urban policy

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Canada's fastest growing municipality

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Richmond Hill in Ontario, Canada is a most ideal business site in the area, located as it is at the center of the Greater Toronto Area and dubbed as Canada's largest center of commerce. The town thrives with modern industries, corporate head offices, warehousing, distribution facilities and a steadily-growing service sector. Richmond Hill is strategically-located with its efficient road systems, easy access to major airports and local and regional transit. Business is supported in the town by a pro-business government, headed by the Mayor and the local Chamber of Commerce.

Economic development

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Canada's fastest growing municipality

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The town of Richmond Hill, Ontario in Canada is one of the best locations for businesses in the country. Its population has doubled from 1986 to 1991 and has the biggest business tax base growth in the Greater Toronto Area. More than 3,100 companies have selected Richmond Hill because of the accessibility of markets, skilled workers and affordability. Several information technology companies are located within or near the area.

Toronto, Ontario, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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