Oilers place Pickard on waivers

On the face of it, that makes sense. I mean, I would say most (more than half) homeowners take pride in the way their home looks and no one wants to live in an ugly or bland neighbourhood if you can afford otherwise.

We're about the same age, but I can remember being disappointed at the old Eaton's building being torn down. As much as the Tegler building, I feel the city lost something a piece of its history there.

I would take frequency over long trains any day of the week.

I really like the ribbon representing the river in the design!

Isn't there a parkade under that space?

Statistics Canada has published the latest data on screened passenger traffic. These are passengers passing through security screening, not a count of all passengers. Worryingly, Edmonton was one of only two airports in Canada to post screened passenger lower than November 2019 (-0.9%). The...

I think you're right, though I do hope they provide some kind of pedestrian/cycling bridge there because though it's not far for a car to detour to Fort Rd or 50th, it's a heck of a long way for someone on foot.

That's democracy, though. You could go the same route as the NDP in BC and ban public hearings for certain upzonings, but I don't see Albertans going for that.

I remember bales of hay on 104 Ave and 110St(?). That wasn't so long ago

Any developer would win instant goodwill by putting a temporary park here until they decide what to do long term.

While there are definite advantages of a roof, it cost the BC government more than $500 million to replace the roof at BC Place, and that's a stadium built to accommodate a roof. Not sure Edmonton taxpayers would want to foot that bill.

None of those places can make natural ice

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I've been trying to track how many tens of millions BC has spent upgrading the VIP areas of BC Place since the World Cup was announced, but it's almost impossible.