Each person has special knowledge, skills, and traditions that contribute to an economy that offers all kinds of goods, services and activities. Most live and work in the city, but some commute daily to other cities. Many travel throughout Canada and to all parts of the world in connection with their work. They are trying to find buyers for their products or new sources for the materials that they need to make them. Many are unemployed and some have no home of their own.
Students go to schools throughout the city.
In their spare time they go to the mall, play sports or hang around with their friends. Many of the older ones have part time jobs in shops, gas stations or fast food restaurants. They live in a variety of homes, from rooming houses to mansions. The homes, office buildings, and roads are constructed from materials which come from all over Canada. They travel by bicycle, in the family car or on public transportation.