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Does anyone know if the plan is to have Riverfront ave extend into the plaza in some capacity?

Nice, looks to be a go!

The population is there to support more than one chain type theatres in the downtown area. They just need to get the format right.

Apart from the Concord and Anthem developments, all the big proposals that came out the last boom never materialized. Probably the lowest rate in City Centre in arguably the nicest location. We will have to see what happens when construction starts for the Green Line. The proposed Eau Claire...

One thing that I don't believe has been brought up is using the North-South CP corridor for a bikeway. It could easily accommodate a separated bikeway into downtown.

The lack of infrastructure is obvious not alleged. Weather and sprawl might limit our ability to reach certain thresholds of active mode share that you see in dense, temperate European cities but it is not an excuse for poor connectivity in areas that can easily support it. At this point Calgary...

I think that was the point as well. It displays that biking, or active modes generally, is not viewed as a legitimate priority for the city. The logical routes to get from the Library, or the eastern portion of City Center to Chinook would be MacLeod. The central portion would be similar to the...

Here is the companion video to the above video: It goes to show that even though our cycle network has been a huge step forward, it barely makes a dent in how road space is used in this city. I've said this before but the city needs to stop picking away at the corners and really dig deep into...

H1 VC deals by city. The big positive is that we are third in the number of deals which indicates that early stage is getting some much needed love.

Minto converted the International Hotel and I think it has over 200 units. That project also dropped out the sky

I was hoping as time passed I would find some redeeming qualities about the design but it's getting worse, not better.

I'm curious what the mode share numbers will be like for cycling in the 2021 census. The 2016 census had us at %1.5 which is right around the time the first phase of the cycle track was completed. For comparisons sake, Dallas has %0, Portland %3, Montreal %2. So a good start for Calgary

Doesn't the province already own land around 4th St SE for a future HSR station?

I've also wondered that about Eau Claire. We could be setting ourselves up for a big boom this decade

The condo market appears to be recovering a bit. I'm pretty confident that in the next 5 years, some of the high profile condo developments that have been on the backburner in EV and elsewhere will start to come back into play

Truman showing Matco how it's done

We need a similar build for the Servus Credit Union site.

They can't get no satisfaction with that attitude

Back in my day, 600 million could buy you more than a couple blank walls