Her base doesn’t care. Her base loves this because it’s “owning the libs” in Edmonton and Calgary. I’ve mentioned multiple times that the UCP base explicitly loathes Edmonton (and a chunk of inner city Calgary). Big thanks to the people who voted them in :) I saw multiple people in the...

https://edmontonjournal.com/business/local-business/downtowns-edmonton-house-bought-for-51-million This seems like good news! A little bit more residential units downtown and an exterior refresh!

That reply section is absolute trash. Either way, isn’t this what people wanted? Enforcement? I’ve honestly got no sympathy for fare evasion at this rate.

1350 AND heat included? Call me an optimist but this might lease up faster than we all expect, even if it is by Hope Mission.

A significant amount of Calgary's surplus is from electricity fees, something almost $200 million. I don't think it's a fair comparison to make tbh https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/province-announces-changes-to-lower-utility-bills-in-calgary-but-no-relief-for-edmonton-customers-1.6857325 $270 in...

This too! That's the second company moving into downtown office space after purchasing a property with an intent to redevelop/invest in it.

Honestly at this rate we should just have a Skyrise Westrich betting pool to see which projects go next for them. They seem to be doing stuff all over the city.

Us having more starts than Montreal and Ottawa is absolutely fascinating to see

I was just walking around today and I’ve gotta say, probably a big part to that corporate cleanup but downtown looked remarkably clean!

See this is why I wanted the Aldritt proposal to actually break ground, we’d actually get a skyscraper/development measuring contest between two billionaires

Judging by interest rate cuts coming in June, on top of strong migration and rent increases, I'm hoping that's a good assumption to bet on.

Probably a bit spooked too tbh. Both Red Deer ridings were much closer than people expected in the last election. Ironically, the city getting larger and more urban would probably turn it into a more competitive NDP/UCP area similar to Lethbridge.

Yup. Frankly - arc card/ticket access for all shelters should be a mandatory at this point - Constant EPS/Peace Officer presence, it’s not like I haven’t seen them there, I’ve seen them twice last weekend giving tickets and moving people off the shelters.

Oil field workforce has a significant amount of substance abuse unfortunately.

Honestly kinda ridiculous tbh. Lethbridge or Airdrie has a much higher chance of becoming the next million city in the province.