one of the first things they teach you in graphics design is dont mix fonts

^seeing as how the road has existed in its current form for decades before Rogers was even dreamed of, I doubt it.

^so will the general public be able to rent a bike and go for a spin around the track?

^looks ominous; The black will do wonders for our winter cities strategy.

When I moved here in the early '80s, 96 street was a busy, bustling street filled with not-so-great hotels and bars but hey, it was filled with people. I don't recall what series of (unfortunate?) events led to the City deciding to buy up everything and bulldoze it flat. Once the City did that...

^^^the cooling tower and chimney stack make for a classy escort to the main entrance.

^it would certainly save time and energy.

^getting good? Have you ever watched a BBC sitcom called "Yes Minister"? I worked for the City for 14 yrs and (unfortunately), our section's yearly budget was always dropped in my lap to prep. We would prepare 4 scenarios as directed; maintain current, +4%, -2%, -5% (or some such amounts)...

^^^don't be too quick, maybe they just haven't punched through the insulating barrier yet. I understand the lack of windows below as that will be covered by the tall podium. Then again, maybe they are cutting back on glazing. We'll know in a couple of days.

I give up

^^^^"mall owners are perfectly fine with Uzi-carrying assassins in sports cars.",,,huh?

why are people so tied to the idea of the mega grocery store? The good folks in Manhattan get by with only 1 (one!) suburban format store (if it's even still there). The rest are neighbourhood block level bodegas and mid-sized stores like Gristeddes and D'agostinos. If you look at the Jasper...

what is Calgary's Ctrain doing here?

hold on now. I live DT/Oliver. I don't have to "drive everywhere" as David A states, in fact, Oliver has one of, if not the highest walkability score of any neighbourhood in Edmonton. In fact, the only retail I cannot access without a vehicle at the moment is a hardware store; it's almost like I...

^the land was a parking lot back when I first moved here in 1980...I just thought it came with the city.

taking a good look at Mercury 1 yesterday over a pint at Brown's, I feel it's missed the mark; the interesting SW corner passage way into the inner courtyard is a missing element and the balcony railings, being black, blend into and disappear in the black walls. The whole thing could have been...

^"too urban for edmonton"....what exactly does that mean? give your head a shake.

why would I, as a tax paying Edmontonian, wish to pick up the bill for Beaumont to get LRT? Let Beaumont pay, (and the GOA). Like they say, "not my farm, not my pig". I only hope that some of the groundwork done by the recently demised regional transit authority is still around for a...

If the gondola does reanimate, I'd prefer it have little to do with integrating into the ETS system and more to do to tie existing attractions together....buy a gondola pass and get reduced entrance fees into the paid attractions. Route could go: (Muttart/Edmonton Queen/Edmonton Ski Club)...

^ I was looking at a unit for sale in the Galleria last spring but was put off by the fact that they do not have a reserve fund. That's right, not a typo and told to me by the realtor who happens to also own a unit in the building. At some point the majority voted to dissolve the fund and go...