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Love the materials and palette.

I miss that little church, but this will be a nice addition 'to the Ave'. We used to park at the church all through our late teens and early 20s when heading out to Whyte as it was a sneaky free spot that you could leave overnight on a Friday and reclaim it Sat.

They actually were very, very close to opening something a little different in Manulife where RBC was with a rooftop bar.

The beer bats are awesome. Bought one last year and gave the bat to my nephew as it was robust enough for batting practice at home.

The bravado and pride is rather remarkable.

Maybe. You'd be surprised how many people want a no maintenance, walk-away for trips and urban experience. But to your point, it is a selling feature of Edmonton.

Not too often unless the Oilers are playing, but I can tell you firsthand that the reputation is disheartening. I regularly chat with folks from the Bow Valley/Calgary and many are new to Canada/Alberta here on work VISAs or PRs. They ask what there is to do there as they are often told (unsure...

Disagree. City Hall, Leg, Vic all serve the area well.

Shoes - both dress and sport/lifestyle (I actually think this would do very well) Casual and business casual fashion akin to H&M, Gap, Aritzia, Zara (Simons would be #1 ideal) Wide range furniture store, mattress, appliance store I would not say 'hardware' to be honest, but how about a 'home'...

Pride, K-Days, the winter lights/santa one on Jasper

So excited for the Klondike Days parade and tens of thousands of people and families it brings to the core to celebrate the city and region's origin, history and to celebrate the place. Oh wait.

Don't get me started about this site and the COE's lack of care/attention and the owner's complete disregard.

Not that simple and it would have (last I recall) ~$1,000,000,000+. I recall being in some of those conversations when we were chatting West Rossdale/Gondola/Powerplant redevelopment.

Honestly, forget about the food hall, court, cart, whatever you want to call it. I'd love to see a proper restaurant there with some nice al fresco dining too. Not high-end, but something more along the lines of a Joey... say an Earls:)

It's improved over the years, but generally speaking I find it the slowest of any major airport I go to.

^ahem... lease... 99yrs with a few riders and kickers to ensure it hits the mark.

I suspect that in the real boom years of the 70s and very early 80s that we would have seen some decent height where it was capped between 106-115st and greater heights in the core. There were multiple proposals in the 40-50 storey range, but Manulife was more or less the zenith in the CBD core.

^BS. There is immense talent in the city to do something with these, but no political will, little vision and a complex site in this case.

Most of the season ticket holders I know, many 25+yrs, did not renew this year.