The Bowness BRT goes to the area too, sure it's not LRT or even Max service but at least theres a couple ways to get in/out.

Westjet still flies direct to Orlando too

If I had the choice to have a superstore or city market right next door to me I would choose superstore 100%. I live by the city market in sage hill and the prices for your basic staples(produce, bread, meat, mac-n-cheese, etc) are 25%+ less at superstore. There are already some "upscale"...

I'd guess it's a cost thing, wouldnt be a huge demand that way. Most commuters can still go to 52nd street to get onto Stoney/Deerfoot.

They are adding temporary suites at the south endzone for Grey Cup. I haven't been by but I THINK that is probably what your seeing.

The cities website has new proposals for Deerfoot Trail upgrades, they are seeking input. Most notable to me is Beddington/11 Street to become a full interchange and you'll still need to drive over LRT tracks on Memorial. https://engage.calgary.ca/deerfoot?redirect=/deerfoot

That looks like your typical suburban condo: 222 Kincora Glen Rd NW https://maps.app.goo.gl/CST5NBL2GL7itqi9A

I've spent a big chunk of time living in both Calgary and Airdrie. Airdrie is pretty comparable to any part of Calgary outside of the core. Both have similar density and are seeing the same type of sprawl and problems that come with it. Anybody who commutes from Airdrie will tell you traffic has...

⁷ I'd love to see the 52 st E BRT and the Sage Hill BRT. Pop em both out at the same time like they did with the 3 max lines. Would give the city a pretty decent rapid transit system with all those projects completed.

Seems right to me I count 24 floors done. Should top out around where the crane currently is by my math.

More talk about a train to Banff. Plus a big ole parking lot and a new gondola. Seems like it's mostly talk but how awesome would a train to the mountains from downtown be. https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/mobile/proposed-eco-hub-transit-project-in-banff-shows-vast-support-1.4592550

From Max Bell today.