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https://globalnews.ca/news/10805763/green-line-lrt-work-victoria-park-shepard/

If UCP: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/aglc-camrose-casino-edmonton-relocation

Even if the west approach is closed, cars wouldn't have to worry about checking for cars in the other lane.

The BRT may also take the southbound lane.

Perhaps when Gorbachev or Yeltsin was leader.

Looks like construction on the guideway on 175 Street will start October 15.

I used to walk outside downtown (on Jasper) during lunch hour. Now the area (100-101 Street) is just empty.

The trouble with anything on the north or east edge of downtown is the social disorder, and it will take a long time to fix.

We'll probably some other piece of sh!t constructed if the old Provincial Museum is demolished!

You have to beat an eastern team on standings points to advance to the crossover. Elks are mathematically eliminated.

I just hope that the concrete gets poured at locations like 189 Street.

I think this area should be designated for higher density use than six storey condos. If there's a 24 storey tower at 95 Street, I think something could be built to complement 97 Street.

The latest:

Taking a page from the Rogers Place pedway.

Elks officially eliminated from playoffs.

Another drive on Valley Line West. Some minor progress with paving on parts of Stony Plain Road and laying the track beds, mostly west of WEM. Some progress on the power traction stations.

https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/shootings-declining-edmonton-police-statistics

What gets me is that the city will ask the public to de-escalate conflict at LRT stations or any other hotspots.

Wow! It would be nice to see the concrete work done before November.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/speaker-orders-mp-to-withdraw-bathtub-comment-1.7339346