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I love that station, and hope they never dumb the aesthetic down. The Bay and Corona stations were built at a special time, when all...

The concept never appealed to me that much, and I wonder if others in Edmonton felt similar. Maybe I was being unreasonable, but I just...

A few notes: It’s more like 12,000, and then it’s also more like 1.2mil residents. St. Albert pays for their own roads, etc. Toronto...

Perfect form, scale and massing for our city. I want 100 more of these all over the place, please and thanks.

Here is what I (think) I know: Project 3 is Maclab's first phase of their MWTC residential development Project 5 is Maclab's Parks...

The solution to Alberta's economic woes is not producing more oil and another pipeline. Oil companies are already increasing production...

From Jacob Dawang's Jan. 5th post: The neighbourhood with the single largest proportion of infill had *drumroll*... 13 multi-family...

I think what the city needs to do - and I’ve said this before - when any demolition permit is issued (noting that they’re not supposed...

I think it's important to add to this discussion that the ward names were not arbitrarily chosen by the City. Indigenous leaders reached...

I could see Hinton successfully embracing tourism, being the last settlement before the park gate a 10-minute drive away. Not sure how...

That's a relief. When driving by it very much looked like it was the aviary. That section of 111 ave has so much potential, but every...

Once Calgary's new arena comes online, I expect more concert growth here. The economics of travelling to Alberta for stops in both...

I see edmontons current mature neighbourhood front yard setbacks as a condition to be fixed, if I'm being honest. The existing setbacks...

To echo many of the posts here: the City is not blameless, but it’s easy to pin every downtown problem on them. The City helped foot the...

ending first past the post will forever be my biggest political flag until we get it done