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I've had some insurance reviews after water breaks in shorter towers. If not caught quickly they still add up. Had one pex line that cracked. was more than 2 mill damage when found. However depending on what broke could add to the cost, especially if it was a glycol line. But I seem to...

Been about 8 years since those valves were installed.

It sounds like the valve that blew was on the mechanical floor. And Ogilvie LLP office was quite nice and will take quite some time to remediate I fear.

Rossdale and Cloverdale yes but Riverdale has a couple of places. Dogpatch and Red Brick are favorite spots that I travel from St Al to. Rossdale could support something if it was closer to the ball park. And Cloverdale does have something at Muttart

Been a few times. Loved the frothy cheese. But have only gone 8 times since it opened. Time for a change i guess.

Nice that they are redoing the copper on Hemingway as well.

I went once and will not do it again. There were to many people there to PARTY and get wasted the year I went. Plus to many people. Have done a full whiskey one. and that was a bit better. Did the Invermere wine festival and will not go back.

OEB will be nice to have

149st and Stoney Plain rd intersection looks like they are ready to reopen it to full size. they have moved a lot of the barriers away or to the side. New painted lines as well. .

Speaking of Failed casino. One that I am surprised is still open is St Alberts. In fact it looks to be adding and renovating.

Crews have now moved to the north side of the Henday for the LRT overpass grade work.

The view from on high.

Jasper is alive. Was there on the weekend. Some of my favorite locations are gone but there are plenty more open and more opening every week. Big problem is staffing. Jasper Brewing is closed but their new sister restaurant is open. COCOs is gone though. When you drive in you don't see much...

There was quite a lot of discussion during the design but cost and security had been a big factor. And there is space on the transition floor for observation but only on the NW and north sides.The roof would not be open to the public.

As well the river depth in YYC is relatively stable compared to the NS which can change by 2-10 meters in 24hrs. Other than some spring high waters and a flood a few years back the Bow is very controlled up stream. Id love to see touch the water completed but there are so many limitations in our...

That was one of the key reasons the observation area was never planned.

Damn I like them.

My mother transplanted an oak from Southern Ontario to St Albert back in the 70s, Still doing well.

That is pretty prominent location as well. The house 3 doors south is also gone. But one that has been gone for quite a few years is my old boyhood home on Dovercourt Ave. Been a vacant lot for about 6 years now. At least they didn't take out the apple tree. As for low rent apartments the old...

its pretty impressive from across the river and at night.