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I’ll reserve my judgement until the mesh is on. Personally, I think white mesh against the gray background would look OK, but judging by the rendering it will be a brown mesh. Not sure how that’s gonna look.

The fact that it snowed last week and there’s not even a footprint in the snow is concerning.

This turned out very well.

Nice!

Disappointed to see this not going ahead, on the other hand, maybe now it’ll get sold to a developer who will get it built.

I would think that’s the case. The houses are/were in decent shape in a hot rental market. It wouldn’t make sense to tear them down only to let sit empty.

I thought this was dead in the water, good to see some signs of life at least.

Looks like one of those self storage buildings!

Certus has done good stuff in the past, I’m glad to see they’re doing more projects in the city.

Cutbacks to public service can happen if the NDP went on a hiring spree and voting public wasn’t happy about it. It’s happened before. Like jwite said, the UCP needs a shakeup and voting them out would send the message that a shakeup is needed.

I agree. The black will age fine.

I remember that. lol. The good thing is Calgary can solve the 'Edmonton habit' , but for Edmontonians there isn't a fix for the 'Calgary habit', it's the way things are going to go.

Nothing exceptional, but solid, and will be a nice density boost for the area.

Flames are toast.

I think the upcoming phases will take out more parking.

The crane is now down.

It’s too bad the city wasn’t offering up 20,000. This city needs a heck of a lot more trees.

Quite large for the area, which I’m sure will cause residents to lose it, but IMO this fit in well and will add a lot of residents and help boost the area as a whole.

I agree, that moving the DIC and some other facilities out of the core to industrial area does feel like it is hiding people out of sight but I don’t have an issue with that. There’s no law that says homeless people have to be treated in a downtown core. We’ve had that line of thinking for...

The man who smashed the bridge was released jail yesterday. As expected, he won’t be paying anything, and he was sentenced to 275 days of which he is already served so they released him. In the article, it says he was homeless for the past 10 years, and they’ve given it as one of the reasons...