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Any idea if they're going to integrate/remove the current pedway/foodcourt entrance out front of the accessory building?

^ which is crazy, I took this pic Nov 18 and figured at the time they’d be opening shortly

^ I am opting for blind optimism that this is a sign that leases are not being renewed in their current building

The forever construction project continues to limp along https://www.stalbertgazette.com/local-news/site-for-downtown-apartment-complex-back-under-construction-11545245

^ that's actually a great addition to the mall. All of those stores similar on Whyte seem to make a killing Also interesting to see my pile of old Carhart jackets and work pants are apparently worth more than my chequing account

Imagine something similar on this site, given the central location with direct LRT connections to: -RAH and Glenrose via Metro-line -UAH, Stollery and Cross Cancer vis Capital Line -Grey Nuns via VLSE -Soon: Miz via VLW “A new 283-ft-tall, 28-storey tower has since taken its place at 2538 Birch...

Amen. No more ideologues in cabinet. And that goes for either side of the coin—I wouldn’t want an excessively pro-oil lobbyist in cabinet, either. Got enough of those here at home, anyway…

Didn’t get a chance to snap a pic of the east facade facing the LRT station, but they have a large portion tarp’d 🤔

No slackin’ here

+ the upcoming decommissioning of the southbound low level bridge, which basically renders McDougal Hill rd into a scenic route to Bellamy Hill Rd for those headed south out of dt.

Coast hotel reno going that badly, huh? ;)

Pretty neat that this site used to have a single bungalow on it and soon will be 40 units of student housing.

Is there a plan to eventually move the U of A farm to another location? Between this and 240 West, they are losing ~3/4 of their arable land.

Gable Roof Mafia is back with a vengeance

Great news for Edmonton. Although kind of surprised Komatsu didn’t opt to use space in Acheson for it, given their exclusive western Canada dealer SMS Equipment has two massive warehouses there already.

^ no kidding lol. But it is arguably the most desirable land of the whole redevelopment and thus makes sense why it’s the first to be developed.

Huge turnout. Between this and the new park, I haven’t seen so many families with kids downtown in ages.

A portapotty on this site was lit on fire and fully melted today by one of Edmonton’s finest.

The no 1 thing about the Stampede that Edmonton needs to (or wishes it could) replicate is the corporate presence and involvement. Stampede is exceptionally well supported in that manner. We do not see much if anything similar here in Edmonton for our major events and festivals.