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Great images! I just wanted to clarify that the lrt median on the south side of Commissioners is to get a different treatment than the one on Cherry as it will be more of a promenade with several rows of trees.
 
Great images! I just wanted to clarify that the lrt median on the south side of Commissioners is to get a different treatment than the one on Cherry as it will be more of a promenade with several rows of trees.
Not surprised and hope the trees are on both side of the ROW. that will not interfere with the overhead when time cones to build the ROW as well 20 years after they are planted.
 
A thread has been split off specifically for Ookwemin Minising now, or Villiers Island for the incorrigibles, of about 200 posts from this thread, starting from when the name was announced in November.

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A thread has been split off specifically for Ookwemin Minising now, or Villiers Island for the incorrigibles, of about 200 posts from this thread, starting from when the name was announced in November.

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Mayor Chow couldn’t remember or pronounce the name in the news conference this morning.

Edit. Wrong thread already.
 
A thread has been split off specifically for Ookwemin Minising now, or Villiers Island for the incorrigibles, of about 200 posts from this thread, starting from when the name was announced in November.

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I am one of the incorrigibles. That is a pretty difficult name, I can't spell it most of the time, or remember how it is supposed to be pronounced :(

I wish it is just Ookwemin Island or something, be 50% easier.
 
Taken 1 Feb. Pedestrian lighting has gone up along the south side of Commissioner’s. Still curious to see how the section between this and the street are treated.

And a bit of a question/proposal about the suitability of the frozen river for winter activity specifically skating. It is well known that there is a shortage of rinks for hockey teams so perhaps 5-6 temporary rinks along the Estuary? Yes, no, maybe?🤔 I also see the potential for a program like Winnipeg has on the Red River during the winter with huts /pavilions.

Food for thought!


Btw I am leading a free walk of the Portlands tomorrow at 10 am for anyone interested! Meet at Dark Horse Café in Canary. ~1.5 hours with a washroom/warmup break.


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