Your concern and comparison on this thread title and the idea of the LRT one shows you’re being driven by ideology over facts. While...

yes and not just talking patios either. Opening a new restaurant or bar should be facilitated by the city, but it often seems like they...

The City has done a good job at expediting small/minor patios, but larger, more complex ones (especially on road right of way) and with...

I'm far more worried about the speed of permitting than the cost. $3,700 may sound like a ton but for a business like the Common it...

I'm curious why you'd call the term "sprawl" offensive if you didn't dislike the concept itself. I find the term merely descriptive.

My issue is always the a$$holes who need to rev their little boy toy engines all summer nights along 97 Ave. I'd be a-ok with the LRT.

What’s wrong with train noise? I find it soothing. Surely not everyone’s cup of tea but far better than road noise

Well said

https://edmontonjournal.com/opinion/columnists/michael-janz-lets-build-rec-centres-libraries-and-pools-instead-of-new-roads Op Ed by Janz.

I grew up in similar courtyard type buildings in Poland. The communist era ones were ugly as sin but every last one had a green space in...

this would definitely make a sweet boutique hotel with a retro vibe!

Oh it's quite accurate. If you don't have Indigenous folks at the table from day 1 (in a meaningful way) for a project in a part of the...

I'm as frustrated as anyone that the gondola didn't happen, but let's not misplace blame here. EllisDon failed miserably in consulting...

7580 units out of 17,780 in 2025 were in the redeveloping area. That's 43 % of all units in the city. Kinda cool to see that the city's...