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What is low - modified?

I didn't know they could put excavators on the roof

Alberta, and especially Calgary, has become a stable immigration destination, even surpassing BC: "Ontario (90.8%), Alberta (86.0%), British Columbia (84.9%) and Quebec (79.6%) had the largest shares of immigrants residing there five years after their admission." "In Ontario (+8,080), Alberta...

Rate of growth

Centre Street is more like Broadway in Vancouver. They went underground with Skytrain technology there because there isn't enough room for elevated. Same parallel with Centre Street. Elevated on a street with a limited right-of-way results in New-York-Queens-style elevated hellscapes.

Once the 2025 CMA estimates come out, I think we'll see a big difference in population change between Calgary and Ottawa

I mean if I was a foreign student, I think Calgary would be more of an attractive place than Ottawa. Calgary is more fun. But Ottawa is more central geographically and has the benefit of being the national capital.

Ok, but why not the same thing in Ottawa and not Edmonton and Calgary?

I just don't know how Ottawa manages to keep pace with Edmonton and Calgary in population given their consistently low housing start numbers

Canada (BC, AB, ON, PQ, NS, NB) US (all the big cities except Phoenix. Most underrated city everyone should see: St. Louis) Mexico (Mazatlan) Europe: UK France Germany Netherlands Austria Spain Poland Czechia Croatia Sweden (Fav city I've seen in Europe: Stockholm) Finland Denmark

Those are some fine decaying brutalist ruins

Towers looking worse and worse. It's the ground level plaza and podiums that will make this project special

Love the huge setbacks. This should be the standard downtown

These are really basic station designs, not fitting the huge price tag for Green Line

Has anyone looked at an elevated line without any ground level columns? Could it be supported horizontally by attaching it to buildings and Plus 15s rather than having intrusive columns on the sidewalk?