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Sunnyside is primarily a [[Residential area | residential area]] with the majority of land used for single family homes, apartments and condominiums. The 2003 Calgary Census indicated Sunnyside had a population of 3740 individuals of which slightly more than half were living in non-family situations. 48.7% of the population is between the ages of 20 and 34, and 43.2% of the population has some form of university degree. In 2000 Sunnyside residents had a mean income of $42,325 a year.<ref>[http://www.calgary.ca/docgallery/bu/cns/community_social_statistics/sunnyside.pdf | Calgary Social Statistics - Sunnyside]</ref> |
Sunnyside is primarily a [[Residential area | residential area]] with the majority of land used for [[Single-family home | single family homes]], [[Apartment | apartments]] and condominiums. The 2003 Calgary Census indicated Sunnyside had a population of 3740 individuals of which slightly more than half were living in non-family situations. 48.7% of the population is between the ages of 20 and 34, and 43.2% of the population has some form of [[university degree]]. In 2000 Sunnyside residents had a mean income of $42,325 a year.<ref>[http://www.calgary.ca/docgallery/bu/cns/community_social_statistics/sunnyside.pdf | Calgary Social Statistics - Sunnyside]</ref> |
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Sunnyside has an elementary school<ref>[http://www.cbe.ab.ca/schools/view.asp?id=159 Sunnyside Community School]</ref>, a [[Sunnyside (C-Train)|station]] on the [[C-Train]] (Calgary's Light Rail Transit system), and a grocery store as well as many popular restraunts, coffee shops, and boutique stores. |
Sunnyside has an elementary school<ref>[http://www.cbe.ab.ca/schools/view.asp?id=159 Sunnyside Community School]</ref>, a [[Sunnyside (C-Train)|station]] on the [[C-Train]] (Calgary's Light Rail Transit system), and a grocery store as well as many popular restraunts, coffee shops, and boutique stores. |
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Revision as of 06:18, 8 January 2007
Sunnyside is a community in Calgary, Alberta located on the north side of the Bow River adjacent to Calgary's downtown.
Geography
Sunnyside is bounded by Center Street on the east and by 10th Street NW on the west. On the north Sunnyside is bounded by M.C. Hugh Bluff Park and on the south by Memorial Drive.[1] The Kensington Business Reivalization Zone is also partly located in Sunnyside, with the remainder residing in Hillhurst.
Demographics
Sunnyside is primarily a residential area with the majority of land used for single family homes, apartments and condominiums. The 2003 Calgary Census indicated Sunnyside had a population of 3740 individuals of which slightly more than half were living in non-family situations. 48.7% of the population is between the ages of 20 and 34, and 43.2% of the population has some form of university degree. In 2000 Sunnyside residents had a mean income of $42,325 a year.[2]
Sunnyside has an elementary school[3], a station on the C-Train (Calgary's Light Rail Transit system), and a grocery store as well as many popular restraunts, coffee shops, and boutique stores.
History
Historically Sunnyside is one of Calgary's oldest communities. Originally home to many Canadian Pacific Railway and Eau Claire Sawmill employees[4], Sunnyside now attracts urban professionals and their families due to its quiet neighbourhood atmosphere and close proximity to Calgary's active downtown.
Political Boundaries
Municipally, Sunnyside falls within the riding of Ward 7 currently held by Alderman Druh Farrell.[5] Provincially, Sunnyside is located in the electoral district of Calgary Mountain View[6] and is held by Liberal MLA David Swann. On the federal level, Sunnyside resides in the electoral district (called a riding) of Calgary Centre-North and is held by MP Jim Prentice.
See also
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