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Bbiketime reacted to IanO's post in the thread Pavone Whyte Avenue - 10541 81st Ave - proposal with
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Pavone Capital Management & Developments 2h • Thrilled to share an exclusive first look at our latest development project: Pavone Whyte... -
Bbiketime reacted to TAS's post in the thread Cycling and Active Transportation in Edmonton with Like.
Shout out to NAIT for their safe storage bike boxes.
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Bbiketime reacted to TAS's post in the thread Cycling and Active Transportation in Edmonton with Like.
Just sharing the 2026 routes the city has planned as part of $100 million Active Transportation Network Expansion program. Some big...
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Bbiketime reacted to CplKlinger's post in the thread O-day’min Park (formerly Warehouse Park) with Like.
Speaking of which: Alleyway and Road Renewal Work Alleyway and road renewal work is required adjacent to O’day min Park to improve...
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Bbiketime reacted to constance_chlore's post in the thread O-day’min Park (formerly Warehouse Park) with Like.
There were a couple dozen people in the park when I walked through yesterday
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BI find Steve Hogle's response to the potential loss of parking markedly different from the Old Strathcona Farmers' Market's. Solutions...
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BPossibility for 4 lots to be listed for sale beside the baseball stadium (Telus, remax…) 3 up to six stories and a one up to 12...
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BBuilding permits for apartments and condos the last 4 years sorted by neighbourhood and total.
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BSad to see this happen to our new park... also see that one of the swings is already broken too.
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BNew Blatchford newsletter just dropped, with a particularly eye-catching detail.
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Bbiketime replied to the thread O-day’min Park (formerly Warehouse Park).you can see the oil canning from photos taken earlier in the thread. I remember staring at these panels hoping that they would be replaced.
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Bbiketime replied to the thread O-day’min Park (formerly Warehouse Park).Right after park opening I recall standing in that very spot noticing that the red panels were kinked or 'oil canned' and not fitting...
