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Biggest issue with them isn’t even really necessarily the living space or lack thereof, but the lack of storage Even as a uni kid you basically either have to keep half your crap at your parents, or live like a borderline nomad to occupy units like these without clutter EVERYWHERE

^ Congrats to whoever is leasing it, one of the best CRU spaces in downtown, at least in terms of location and street-front presence.

Done. Also, this is a neat view:

I am soooo excited for this to open

Interesting read. These three graphs really stick out to me, and I wonder what is going on that seems to be Edmonton getting hammered on these three metrics, where: Our real median household income has dropped Our median total debt has skyrocketed Our mortgage delinquency is far higher than our...

Likely this council approves the funds to continue to move forward with an extensive rehabilitation of the bridge in 2026 but without any real upgrades in terms of bridge functionality. Same two lane, one way traffic, same MUPs on each side, streetcar rails on top and that's all. But by god...

^ no kidding. Last time I got stuck on a Q-400 flying to the Island we hit some turbulence over the Rockies. I'm not a nervous flyer but I think it took at least 48 hours for my ass to fully unclench after.

Ask and ye shall receive

Not sure exactly when it was installed but it has been there since at least early vertical construction.

That’s the backside of the old Knoxvilles/Oil City building, in the alley adjacent to The Parks.

106 where???

Feels like it’ll be a miracle if this is finished before winter.

Confirmed: no more hybrid for GoA, five days in office return Feb 1st, 2026.

Love it. Bring back Filthy McNasty's next. And a new, more upscale iteration of the Iron Horse in Station Lands.

^ Link didn't work for me but that's the RFP notification for demo and siteworks of the Coliseum site. Looks like they're hoping to select a contractor by December and the contract will run ~36 months in length.

Spendin' money on a solution in search of a problem.

Corb has been a very outspoken advocate against coal mining on the eastern slopes of the Rockies. Unclear why he would be lobbying the CoE about that, but I suppose the more political support you can garner, the better.

Call me crazy but I'm feeling optimistic here. Knack wasn't my top choice but at least we know he loves this city and will be supremely dedicated to the role. Pretty solid list of incumbents back now with a lot fewer greenhorns. Some good additions with more business/entrepreneurial backgrounds...

I think it technically is but when using P3 in a broad sense as VLW is only design-build-partial finance but when most refer to P3 in project delivery they mean design-build-finance-maintain-operate.

^ That is probably the most likeable thing Cartmell has put out in the last 18 months.