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Well most of the time the rhetoric was simply, "kick em all out" but yet answer to who to put into their spaces.

Well Im gonna have to go check that out soon.

I despise the tags everywhere.

Well if the government wants people back to offices, then so be it.

That picture very clearly illustrates the need for buildings on 106st. So are they going to leave that little bit of 107st as road or could they turn it into a pedestrian walk?

Seeing a HST or even a standard affordable train between Edm and Cal would be great, although I think this is just another empty promise from the government.

yup there are definitely some companies that are developers in practice and others that are developers in name mainly.

I miss the airshows at Namao.

On a personal note, I wouldn't mind seeing a Lacrosse team at Rogers as it would potentially mean a few more days of work for me.

well I'm just glad it is now done. I was getting tired listening to the rhetoric. AND Cartmel and Caterina are no longer part of council.

Taken Oct 20 2025 I noticed from 109th it was still creating a presence even at just being 6 storey.

^well that makes too much sense. Why be proactive when you can be reactive. Isn't it better to fix a problem after a long time of the citizens complaining than to do it now. If you fix the problem too soon you won't be given credit by enough people saying that it has finally been done and...

I've been to MiniSo, very nice shop.

Is that a people made walking path that has formed there?

I just want to see the pit developed at least.

Considering that it is just a fieldhouse and yet if you say "It's at the butterdome" most anyone in Edmonton and region know what buildong your talking about.

Well reported or not I'm pretty certain that roof with a full load will collapse sooner than later.

So 700 new beds between Grey Nuns and Mis. Looks like nice announcements but it don't mean anything til I see actual shovels in the ground. For now this is as useful as the UCP new license plate announcement.

And unfortunately we as a city continually destroy any unique architecture, good or bad because "we know better now"

I always use the underground parking at brewery district and find that it is so great to use, especially on rainy or cold winter days.