The post was totally sarcastic...I believe the opposite of what I was stating.

It's going to destroy the character of the neighborhood downtown by adding a neighborhood. Fight this on every front. Aesthetics and nostalgia add more vitality than people living in an area. Any good urbanist knows this. PS by good urbanism I mean Europe (where they value the aesthetic brick)...

It's reasons like this I could see Halifax potentially overtake Winnipeg in terms of population someday if it handles growth well enough. Obviously not tomorrow but in 50+ years.

Actually think the cost-of-living advantage applies even more in Canada than the US because of how few options there are. All the growth happens in concentrated areas in Canada which leads to crazy cost-of-living despite how big of a country we are. Toronto and Vancouver are making the their...

Well if there is one key takeway from the Canadian housing market is that we never wait long enough to see enough "pricing pressure"... Canada's immigration target for the next 3 years is 1.2M. Calgary is the 4th largest CMA.

Trump approves Alberta-Alaska rail line project; line would move oil, other resources https://globalnews.ca/news/7361339/alberta-alaska-rail-trump-approval-a2a/