^Well, again, I don't know all of the criteria involved for this article - hence, the point I made about reading the whole article to see how they came to that conclusion...what is happening in Tuscon, Boise, and SLC that is so special, to be as attractive as apparently some of the world's greatest cities.
Calgary has been ranked in the top ten best cities to live in, one of the cleanest cities in the world, and has some incredible world-class attractions as well...on top of the "boom" happening, high salaries, tons of jobs, and still the youngest population for major cities in Canada, I would argue it gets its fair share these days.
Again though, I never once said Calgary is "better than"...just hard to believe those mentioned cities would actually have anything over Calgary - or Edmonton.
I'm not going to waste my money on a magazine that obviously has been questioned already in this thread, so, if you care to enlighten me about what (according to this magazine) would make those places so much better - and place them in a list with Toronto, Vancouver, NY, Chicago, San Fran, Sydney, London, etc... - I'd gladly enjoy reading.
That's what these forums are for after all