Recent content by ChazYEG

Kenney is a pragmatic technocrat, and a populist with poor management skills and some questionable policies, and I didn't like him as Premier, but he's never shown anti democratic tendencies (see his criticism of Smith's Sovereign Act during the 2022 leadership race, for example) or supported...

Pickard is hardly to blame for the loss today. Defensive play in front of him was not the best. Also good to point out that not always a loss is anyone's fault, sometimes it's just that the opposing team were better at hockey. Minnesota is one damn good hockey team and they outplayed the Oilers...

The entire planet does well without left turns except for North America. They are absolutely useless, dangerous, make traffic worse and serve no beneficial purpose.

Solution for the left turns: HAVE NO LEFT TURNS. They're inefficient, unsafe, waste a lot of space and make it slower for everyone. This was such a wasted opportunity to get rid of them at least on 104 Ave. I will die on this hill.

You have no sense of humour, do you? Someone piss on your cheerios or something?

What pissed me off on this is that most of their products are in Kelowna and are usually relatively nice.

1980s Soviet Block called and asked for their designs back,

This is atrocious.

As far as I remember, that is supposed to be temporary, while there is construction going.

@IanO it looks like we have a celebrity in our midst, now

From the Edmonton Journal: O-day’min Park: the heart of a renewed community From parking lot to community park, O-day’min Park anchors the reinvention of this part of Edmonton. Author of the article: By Laura Severs Published Dec 12, 2025 Edmonton Evolves Part 1: How starting with the...

I couldn't have said better

Okay, while I agree it's a problem and must be addressed, I feel like that is a bit of a reach. I do think there is more demand for retail downtown and adjacencies, and there should be a more concerted effort by city officials and other groups to bring in some catalysts that could drive foot...

The plan is to bring it down to manageable levels now, to alleviate current pressures and also give time to rework the whole immigration program (focus on attracting more skilled people in areas the country needs). If they will act according to that plan remains to be seen, however,

Yeah, I feel like we're all happy with how Edmonton is doing conversions without shelling out millions of public dollars, and leaving these incentives for new builds. I feel like it won't be long before this movement starts paying off big time. As good as some conversions might be, purpose built...