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Douglas Todd: Why Metro Vancouver residents are rapidly moving to other regions of B.C.
A big group of recent departers are aged between 20 and 44, some in the midst of having children. They are getting more bang for their housing dollar, less congestion and enjoying effortless access to B.C.’s outdoors.
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