March 31, 2014 | CREBNow
It's Just Censible
Beginning Tuesday, April 1 census takers will be knocking on Calgarian's doors.The City of Calgary conducts a census every year, this year to gather information such as total number of residents, home owners, pre-school children and type of school system support said a release from the City of Calgary. Census takers will wear photo identification badges while they are working. If Calgarians are not home when census takers come around a notice will be left providing a number to call to participate in the census.
For more information go to: Calgary.ca/census
For the City of Calgary news release: http://newsroom.calgary.ca/news/city-census-collection-this-april
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