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thommyjo reacted to IanO's post in the thread Edmonton | Westrich McKernan-Belgravia | 22m | 6s | Westrich Pacific Corp. | JS Architect with
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outoftheice replied to the thread Marc and Mada | 62m | 19s | Truman | NORR.I'm genuinely surprised at how few people showed up to speak against it... wouldn't be surprised if it's a summer time thing... In... -
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thommyjo reacted to Seamusmuldrew's post in the thread Edmonton City Centre Mall (Renovations) | ?m | 2s | LaSalle Investment Management with Like.
I very much would advocate for their return, or more broadly for smaller blocks. That’s kind of what makes me like Rice Howard Way so...
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thommyjo replied to the thread Cycling and Active Transportation in Edmonton.95ave renewal from 163-182st is in full swing. Much of the north, westbound road and service road is ripped up east of 170th. New MUP...
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VVortex112 reacted to generalcanada's post in the thread GO Transit Electrification | Metrolinx with Haha.
Didnt you write like a year ago you were quitting urbantoronto? LOL
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thommyjo replied to the thread General Infill Discussion.Dense isn’t the same as: - walkable - vibrant - transit efficient - rebuildable - amenity rich - green
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VThis notion that Europe enjoys a fully electrified network is a myth. The reality is that as of 2023 only 57% of Europe's railways are...
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Nah clearly suburbs are a net gain for the city's finances. We just had to remove the two items that compose 26% of the city's budget...
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CITY nailed a key point in the last line of their story, IMO:
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CBBarnett replied to the thread Urban Development and Proposals Discussion.Actually, I agree with this is as the ultimate project - save billions by avoiding tunnels and makes transit more reliable: just create...
