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There is no world in which the cycle track is stopping traffic from exiting those parkades, it's the vehicle TRAFFIC on 3rd that impedes a vehicles ability to get onto it from those buildings.

Kensington road from 10th street (which should also be pedestrianized from Memorial to at least 5th avenue) to 14th, including Kensington Crescent.

Throw in a HSR connection from Edmonton to Calgary and it could be the death knell of YEG.

Riding westbound on 3rd there are only 2 sets of lights I usually have to stop at, Centre street and 6th street. You can easily ride a green wave for the rest of it.

Starting to see this "water table/aquifer" complaint showing up on other online platforms. Where are people getting this newest NIMBY talking point?

LOL

Welcome to the forum, you're going to hate it here. What's your problem with low income housing? You should really expand on that as I'm sure you'll come off completely reasonable and balanced.

Permission to post this bad boy on social media so more people can get sick looking at it?

Well, there is no God.

There is signage going up on this at the top (east and west exposures). Appears to be the Petronas logo.

Meanwhile you've got a Livewire article today about a shop closing in Chinatown and Wong's answer to that is to try and get reduced parking rates in the area. Just doesn't get it.

This project plus the two that will go up on either side of the apartment building to the north will fill in this section of 10th street nicely.

Sorry, still not a fan of removing rental stock for this. I think it is a net loss for the community.

Yeah with WS consolidating the 787's at YYC they need to find places to send them all in the winter (OGG, CUN, and PVR aren't enough). Nice to see CDG go year round.

East Village twitter account says it broke ground today.

Nothing says vibrancy like pickleball. lol.

There might be a new roller rink going into one of those bays too.

It's ridiculous to make bikes go onto a parallel street. The beauty of a bike is you can be riding along a cycle track on a high street and see a place and stop at it easily to give it your business. Bikes mean business, cars whip by and maybe just maybe see a place and want to stop at it...

It's Cargary to a tee.

Except we are losing rental stock for less giant condos. I'm not chalking that up as a win.