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Housing is one of the pieces, but housing alone is not going to solve the issue.

None of the prisons are funded from municipal budgets. Edmonton hosts most of the prisons for Alberta, but they're funded by the province or the federal government. If anything it's creating jobs for the Edmonton area, you should be happy with the situation.

Fencing has gone up around the site, maybe they're looking to go ahead. Fingers crossed.

This year it feels like we are more in full rebuild mode because of the standings, we don't have much choice.

That's very true.

Agreed. We place a lot of emphasis on personal freedoms, and rightly so, but at the same time there comes a point where many of these people don't really have true freedom anyway. They're already a slave to an addiction. Are they any less free being on forced rehab than they are dying on the...

Agreed that stiff jail sentences aren't really a viable option. I threw it in there as one of the options often mentioned. Options 3 and 4 are options that might gain support, as public sentiment on personal freedoms has been changing in recent years, or at least it seems to have been changing...

I'm not opposed to extra policing for the sake of public security, but it feels like these police initiatives are a bandaid solution and the money would be better spent on other solutions. Whatever we do, it'll involve spending money, and so many of those who cry out about the issues are the...

They're done, someone stick a fork in them! At this point there isn't a single soul out there who believes they'll make the playoffs. Time for a 100% full on rebuild, and I mean an actual rebuild.

For people even more olderer than O-Tac and Cameronhowe, how about the days when Red Robin offered free apps such as Fries, dried pork spare ribs, and wings, spring rolls, meat balls etc between 3:00pm and 5:00pm? Yep that's right, free as in no charge, go ahead and pig out.

Second attempt Looks like they are going with stucco/EIFS for this.

Looks like they ate gong with stucco/EIFS for this.

Like him or hate him, Farkas seems like a guy who will go after something, so here's hoping.

I don't know what CT's goals are, but I imagine these kiosks are rented out, so there shouldn't be a downside for CT. I don't know what Bridgeland's numbers are today, but it was one of the lowest in 2005. I'm guessing it'll be a lot busier with all of the new development around Bridgeland.

New kiosk at Bridgeland station.

The zero enforcement thing is bizarre.

It's a project called SAIT Mixed Use. I'll copy the post over to the thread.

Not the perfect comparison, but it gives a decent idea of how much has changed over the years 1987 Now

The fact the boundaries are based more on jobs makes sense as to why almost a third of Calgary's downtown boundary is are with no residential (the Stampede grounds)

Thank you sir!