I can't wait to see them while I drive down Crowchild.

https://calgaryherald.com/business/local-business/30m-insect-farm-planned-for-balzac-company-says-bugs-are-the-future-of-food Man is Balzac boomin or what? It should almost have it's own thread.

OMG that expansion with an LRT connecting to the airport would make me so happy. Obviously decades away but hopefully one day.

Sorry I know this is not correct thread but I'd thought I'd toss out a reply as I've been a member for almost a year but it says I'm still a new member :(

Coupled with West Village *immense salivating*

https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/council-votes-to-ramp-up-suburban-growth

In my defense it was more wishful thinking but I am happy with the end results despite being the furthest off haha.

What do you guys think about the comment on my snap chat? Safe to say no one challenged my opinion. Also this photo is from June 14th, 2018.

My god Toronto is beastly. I don't even think if you combined Vancouver's, Calgary's and Montreal's skyline's it would compare to Toronto's.

I really feel like the height and location of The Royal kind of expands the Beltline South West too from a skyline perspective.

This one was taken from Sky 360 on June 23rd, 2018. Sorry for the late post.

Monday, July 2nd 2018

https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/trudeau-in-town-for-stampede-funding-for-airport-trail?video_autoplay=true

Depends when I have a busy summer but if I'm home I'd make the drive down from Tuscany.

Yea I would agree we hold our own against Australian cities for sure. For me I inherently have to take into consideration populations and in this case not really regarding cities (which probably makes more sense) but in terms of countries. I think Australia is pretty impressive over all...

Is that how much taller the tallest building will be than the University City twins?

Hey how do you guys think Canadian skylines, more specifically Calgary's stacks up against Australian and American skylines? I like to think that per capita we easily hold our own but Australia has some impressive skylines and seems to have more super tall and super tall proposals.

Wow! That picture really puts into perspective how big of a building this project is going to be. Look at the concrete pouring truck for crying out loud, it looks like a Tonka truck.

http://calgaryherald.com/news/politics/trudeaus-liberals-follow-through-on-1-53-billion-funding-pledge-to-green-line Commitment is there. I wish the full project from Keystone to Seton was being built sooner rather than later.

That's really too bad Calbusier but can't do nothing about the economics. Imagine this site, Curtis Block and The Hat all being built, that would be an awesome extension to the skyline South. Speaking of The Hat I noticed it's not on the map, is that because it's getting cancelled or was it just...