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TBH in my experience the level of opposition doesn’t vary much from inner-city to outer areas. I can tell you that in Renfrew/Mountview area there is strong opposition. Some people are losing their shit over this. Lol. Whereas in Huntington Hills mostly ambivalent. Nobody seems to care at all...

I feel confident Truman will at least go ahead with building this. Still sad to see the old apartment building torn down.

I don’t see any issues with balconies or black trim. My only gripe is the siding and even a minor gripe at that. I’m happy with the way it turned out, it’s better than 90% of the 5/1s out there.

Not to be too nitpicky, but those three cities are growing rather slowly considering their size. They’re barely growing faster than Calgary in raw numbers but are 10 times the size. Many of the cities you listed as the most driveable cities are actually much faster growing. I don’t know if...

No idea when the second tower will be done but adding those 800 odd units along 10th ave will be a great boost to the core.

Here’s a question I’ll throw out there. What is the point of having a carbon tax, if 90% is going back as rebates to people who have lower incomes? I mean, isn’t that only a regular tax at this point? I’d much rather see a smaller carbon tax that goes 100% to promoting alternative energy sources.

Check some of the older photos, there may be some showing the foundation pours, etc..

With this being sold out and the homes on 15th coming down, it’s probably a go!

PDI banners. Are those the public notices for developments?

How about that spandrel!

I’ve been finding the site as flaky all week, but this morning it’s painfully slow to the point that looks like the site has crashed or something.

Calgary’s a good sized city but probably not big enough to be a hub airport for 2 airlines and I’m not sure it ever made sense for AC to have 4 hubs. Their long term preference would always be to use the main cities. Calgary will be like a Denver (United) or Minneapolis (Delta) for comparison...

Happy this is going ahead.

It has topped out.

This is so perfect for Marda Loop. The only neighborhood even better suited for this would be Inglewood.

Lots of potential. With enough development maybe the city will change the bike land from painted to protected.

Oh yes I remember this one, it was posted by @MichaelS a while back. Happy to see this is happening.

Depends what we mean by overwhelming. I believe roughly 2/3rds would support the interchanges if it came to a plebiscite.

Calgary’s done well and is a great place to live, no arguments from me. I’m referring more to NA’s auto-centric dependency in general and that just because transit runs at a deficit, doesn’t mean interchanges don’t. The interchanges themselves might not run a deficit ever year, but all roads...

It would overwhelmingly be the interchanges, just as it would be in most other North American cities. Unfortunately it’s that same mentality that got us to the problems we’re facing today. This mentality of having billions of roads going in every direction, everywhere to make it convenient for...