Oh okay, thanks for that clarification. I knew people originating or destinated for Calgary were counted each time, but thought connecting passengers were only counted once.

I expect vacancy rates to rise a bit once international immigration slows down, and there will be a bit of a reckoning for places charging those kinds of prices.

It seems to be okay for me at the moment.

Big time. I work for an org based in Ottawa and every time there's snow in the fall, or a cold snap they always bring it up, probably because they've seen it on the news or Weather channel or something. When it's warm and sunny in January or February it doesn't make the news. An interesting...

MichaelS mentioned that the lot was purchased by Cidex. No DP has been submitted yet, so unfortunately it'll probably sit empty for a while.

This going on the corner where the Office depot used to be. The taller one is going in just to the west of this one.

Perfect, even better.

It would be mediocre for a regular building, but it's the best design I've seen for a storage building.

They are only counted once. Most don't leave the airport, and aren't directly involved in generating tourism, but in some ways they are indirectly involved in generating tourism, as they are a big part of the reason for all the direct US/Overseas flights. Those direct flights probably have some...

I follow him 👍 His pics are amazing. Tourism Calgary/Alberta should hire him for their travel ads.

I have an announcement today. @badc0ffee is now a moderator here at SRC. 👍 And in other news, anyone caught taking thread topics offline, will be severely punished by @badc0ffee ;)

Amazing amount of stuff happening there. It's like a whole new mini city goin gup at once.

I added the crane 👍 Concrete construction, I'm wondering what it could be? If I had to guess, I would say seniors/care home.

Something I've noticed far more of these days are hydrangeas. When I took horticulture class in high school, I remember the teacher saying hydrangeas were rare here, because they wouldn't survive, but I see them everywhere now. Even more extreme, I remember my grandfather saying when he was a...

Me too. I was up in the outer parts of the northwest yesterday and the leaves on trees are further along than they are in the inner city.

Same here lol. I've even had tomato plants grow from seed in the alley. The ones that have seeded in the garden have grown fruit, something that had never happened to me before until this past decade.

https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/downtown-calgary-park-reopens-after-undergoing-major-makeover-1.7060960

Interesting. I have noticed the length of the growing season, nice to know it's not just my imagination. I've had a backyard garden for 24 straight years, and for the first dozen years there was a heavy September frost in probably 10 of the 12 years, and in the past 12 years it's been roughly...

https://www.westerninvestor.com/british-columbia/development-demolition-incentives-ramp-up-in-calgary-9600428