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Spring Budget Adjustment (SOBA) proposes a recommendation to fund $2.7m to expropriate and demolish Dwayne's Home. Cost is $5.3m minus the sale of the property and unpaid property taxes.

Could have easily been 7-2 with a few unlucky goals. Dominate performance. Looking forward to Wednesday! It is a really big deal winning at home in such a long time.

Often marked as closed if the crews have been notified to pick up shortly. But I would continue to follow up.

I'm just gutted by this news. It was to be the central hub in the redevelopment and a link to the past. We just can't ever have nice things in Edmonton.

RFP process is just wrapping up. But ya.

Tentative start to Beaver Hills House/Michael Phair Park renewal is June. Edit: It will be fenced and closed for 2 years.

That corner looks so much better, now just to get a business in there.

Getting nervous!

Yes, they told Council that they planned to go ahead regardless of an incentive being approved. They said $25/sq. ft. would be helpful but not entirely necessary. But that's only one project of half a dozen that can't go ahead.

^Thanks to him for that!

About 1100 volunteers out today, great to see. Including The Quarters and parts of Wîhkwêntôwin. https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/nearly-100-edmonton-businesses-clean-up-city-centre-streets

It's also not how Transit Security works. It's a combination of Transit Police Officers (TPOs), social service agencies like Bent Arrow (COTT teams), private security, campus security and sometimes EPS. And making sure everyone is working together. They try very hard to divert people away from...

Duane Hunter, head of Transit Security, is moving mountains to try to make everything more integrated and everyone work together.

Curious is Red Deer even has enough water for a million people. Water comes from the Red Deer River, which for any growth water is the limiting factor. Mean annual natural river discharge: North Saskatchewan - 7,277,000,000 m3 Red Deer - 1,837,000,000 m3 Bow - 7,425,000,000 m3...

I believe it's owned or managed by Aspen. Fun fact -- it was one of the locations being considered for the Don Wheaton YMCA when it was built.