How and why would Alberta do so? They’ve already spent a billion dollars getting everything ready, trains are selected and track will start being laid later this year. Can’t really kill things at this point without costing a fortune in broken contracts.
The city needs to revoke their development permit if they try to go ahead with this.
Remember Nenshi explicitly stating that this needs to be high density? Pepperidge farm remembers
The business case in Canada isn’t there for more to the regulations which are far too onerous. The fact that we have far more loopholes that are required to jump through than Norway scares off investors and rightly so. Canada just isn’t that business friendly, which is okay if you don’t mind...
I am talking about the severe lack of LNGs. Easy example is Germany wanted natural gas from Canada so of course Trudeau said no. So they signed a deal with Qatar instead. We’re just missing out on opportunities left right and centre to the U.S. on this. We could be Australia or Norway, but that...
That is true only if the Liberals stay in power. They aren’t really concerned with Canadians anymore, nor do they really give too much thought to growing the economy, there are too many interested parties that fail to realize that Canada is a resource rich nation and the world needs what we can...
Ive always thought that UofC needs a proper downtown campus, and imagine if they turned the empty Husky towers into University Dorms. It would make downtown far more vibrant that’s for sure.
There was also the Co-Op Development in Silverton/Silverado that was approved and it allowed for a building height of up to 50 metres and would have 2,000+ units over the area. I will have to see if I can find the plans.
In the late 80s Downtown Vancouver and West End had about half the population of today so around 50k. That’s not a huge amount more than Calgary Downtown today (38k) and a similar size.
Granted we aren’t going to urbanize the downtown for living quite like Vancouver did as Calgary can sprawl...
Wow I haven’t been to Surrey in a long time, but it certainly looks to be improving (I was not remotely a fan when I went there over a decade ago).
I think the change Calgary has already made with the land use bylaw, plus new suburban developments being a lot more mixed use will go far. Add in...