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It’s nice to see the Beltline named as the number one neighborhood, even though it is an opinion piece by the look of it.

I don’t know if I agree 100%. I get where you’re coming from, but on the other hand, once people start to complain about how good it used to be better, maybe it was actually better at the time. Overall though, these articles are merely opinion pieces, and nothing more. I could write up 100...

Edmonton and Calgary should end up getting a lot of people. Only this past year, Ottawa, overtook Calgary and Edmonton to become the fourth largest metro. Due to an expansion of their boundaries mind you, but still it became the fourth largest, now I’m wondering how long that will last? It might...

This doesn’t surprise me at all. I’m not trying to put down the GTA, but when house prices in suburban Toronto are the same as Vancouver, there’s a problem. A lot of people like suburban Toronto GTA, but but there are lots who don’t love it. Like in any city of course, but when you’re paying...

I’m not surprised it had reversed. I’ve always maintained that most of the migration for people in that age group is due to either schooling or job opportunities. 20-24 age bracket would be more for schooling, but 25-29 more for job opportunities.

Agreed. Hopefully one of those two players leaves PSG. I would like to see either of them in the English premier league, or at least Mbappe in the Spanish league. They’re both too good to rot away in the French league..

I’d love to see the old Beltline route resurrected.

I dunno, to me it looks almost the same as the rendering. I agree that the exterior materials look cheap.

That makes sense to me. Skilled labour pools take a long to build up, and for some cities, they never build up. I’m sure companies look at the long term history of tax rates in an area, but they can be changed overnight with a stroke of a pen, whereas a labour pool takes a long time to change.

I don’t know if a drop in corporate tax from 12% to 8% is the reason for the recent influx of all these non-O&G to Calgary. It certainly helped all the outbid province and out of country shareholders if oil patch companies. It certainly didn’t hurt drawing in new companies, but if I’m a company...

Unexciting, but good density filler.

Great little addition to 19th.

It’s going, but at a snail’s pace.

Agreed. I recall hearing that the old design was more of a concept design not a true rendering of an actual plan. Same for the Fishman Proposal, it was a concept rendering and not an actual rendering of a plan. This proposal looks good in my opinion I really like it. Checks all the boxes, and...

It’s a downgrade from the stone finish to the siding but it still looks good. I’d be happy seeing more builds like this.

Whatever project it is, I hope you’re involved. I’ve been enjoying your updates!

An odd looking building but I like it.

Excellent to see this going again.

That's an impressive number of units coming on line. The core is alive and well.

Here are my thoughts on vaccine passports. The logical side of me wonders if there is much point to them. I was at a packed and busy Superstore, with no passport required. It was the same at Chinook Centre. Jam packed, and no passport needed. I went to 10 foot Henry and showed my passport, but...