I can honestly say that we got goalied last night and that it easily could have been a much closer game. Our D and goaltending were lacklustre to say the least, but kudos to Boston, as they move the puck very, very well and are super aggressive on the PK.

The bigger question that I have is whether or not all of these windrows and areas of high service need in the core will be removed before workers return on the 5th?

Fully cleared and removed as of today.

Jasper Avenue ( Our main street in the CBD ) and 103st was fun.

Wish the balcony railings were cobalt in colour.

Hyman was unlikely due to his late start/injury.

It used to be Nearctic, but is now for sale.

If we are going to have alleys, they need to be bladed the same as roadways post snowfalls as they are often the most difficult to navigate.

Defunct.

Multiple areas in our Downtown have no loading zones and almost impassible alleys in our most dense hoods. I get this was a big dump and the time of year, but when a block with ~800 residents can barely function, there is a problem.

Izakaya Tomo a few nights ago now; not for everyone, but we certainly enjoyed it. The standout was the daikon hamachi in ponzu, but all were tasty and my last meal before the plague hit (unrelated).

Took the fam to the Leg tonight; beautiful as always this time of the year, but disappointed to see that about 1/3 of the east side are still out (more than 2 weeks). Spoke with a person on the grounds and they said that it might be a larger technical issue or just a localized problem, but that...

^^^

We need 2x the pop along with 2-3 new hotels, for they create 10x the street life that housing does. Not to mention more 'event nights' and festivals of all kinds at ECC, Arts District and other smaller venues.

He decided to head back to Sweden. I had high hopes that he would pan out and settle in on the 2nd or 3rd, but no real spot for him and not enough out of him.