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https://www.autographgroup.com/portfolio/mercury-block-ii New webpage for this project says Fall 2025 completion

Vine Arts out of Calgary is opening their first Edmonton location here: 1-454079459 ADDRESS 10961 - 124 STREET NW LEGAL_DESCRIPTION Plan 2320690 Unit 1 NEIGHBOURHOOD WESTMOUNT JOB_DESCRIPTION To construct Interior Alterations in an existing commercial floor space. Vine Arts...

The Westrich site is listing this as 29 storeys now: https://westrichpacific.com/project/grandin-2/

No update on the status of the DP, but this is on the Westrich site now: https://westrichpacific.com/project/ice-tower/

Rezoning for this is going to Council April 5th, with Administration support.

The chef behind Die Pie is now at the Fifth Street Food Hall concept under the new name Seitan's. Mercifully the pies have made it onto the new menu as well.

My absolute dream scenario is for the city to buy out the Mayfair lease and take it over as a public course, and then remove and replace Victoria with park space with basically all of the uses @Gronk! mentions above. The city keeps/upgrades a central public course, maintains all the Mayfair...

Cantiro's website notes that this project has been sold to Hazelview Properties. https://cantiro.ca/communities/edmonton/cx/

Yikes, no way those reserve fund contributions stay that low over time either. I suspect a large hike is still in their future.

This one is up on the Engaged Edmonton page with a new sneak peak visual: https://engaged.edmonton.ca/122streetapartment

Sohi released his list over a week ago - I believe he was the first of the mayoral candidates to do so (at least of the major ones). His disclosure does include dollar amounts, though they are lumped into larger groupings, rather than down to the exact dollar. I have a hard time seeing how that...

Some new polling showing a fairly tight mayoral race and some highly relevant information for the O-day'min Council race. Anybody but Caterina!

Oshry and Krushell both responded in favor of pausing LRT expansion in the Taproot survey as well - Watson actually responded in favor of keeping the current expansion plan in the survey, before this little double-take. It's an absolute deal breaker for me on all three counts.

Honestly, it's not my place at all to tell you who to vote for, but I'm not sure this paper is making the strongest argument here. They cite an estimated 50% increase in policing efforts/costs for a 15% reduction in crime in the targeted area and approximately 6% city-wide, and those reductions...

I didn't really read any problematic ageist rhetoric into the post. It is well documented that typical 'community engagement' processes consistently over-represent older, whiter, and wealthier resident interests relative to actual community demographics. This was backed up by a legitimate piece...