New decently sized infill at 178 Carruthers:

Not the best phone camera but one of my favourite angles from the top of Dunton

Docs are up for the 4 story infill at 133 Forward:

Two more renderings from the Turn/Arcadis linkedin post.

Seems easy enough for the city to just spend the extra million on the bridge given the massive amount of development proposed on both side of the tracks. On the other hand it really seems unlikely that the million will make or break the viability of the project especially given interREIT's...

First show announcements. Going off their show in Toronto the night before Dan Bejar from Destroyer should be opening the Wolf Parade show so will be going even with the live nation tax. Lineup is a little MOR rock hopefully they have some more interesting announcements in subsequent waves.

157 Holland

New midrise proposed at 160-166 Montcalm

Given the project has been on file for the better part of a decade and has only just switched height and design they have a pretty solid case, especially with the standard bread building rehab. Still think this starts later this year, CLV is flush with cash after the buyout and needs to do...

It seems like they are starting with the mid-rise. The other two Kind of look like the great value version of the Dale, who knows what will actually get built.

New site plan got approved this week per dev apps. https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applications/D07-12-21-0053/details

And if we did that and after years of playing in Gatineau or in a Junior A arena the charge bolted for Lebreton because they don't have a long term lease (best case), or (worst case) if the foreign management with no investment in the facilities got cold feet and moved the team to another market...

The charge would have left anyway 8500 vs 6000 can only make up for the outdated facilities for so long. Their lease was 3 years and they are staying as is for two of those. They can split their time until lebreton opens. What would have happened if structural rehabilitation demanded months of...

Sutcliffe had less to do with the cost increase than COVIDflation and progressive champion Councillor Menard fighting to reduce the air rights. He can take the blame for not stepping in for a re-think but given the state of council and civic discourse at large I think even many of his...

It's easy to play critic on landsdowne but the political viability of a fully city paid redevelopment that didn't include the cfl and 67s is unlikely to be a successful enterprise. I would personally love it if it was all park but I still go to events and the cineplex, non chain/suburban...

I feel like contra to the peanut gallery here and on the other site Colonnade is taking the Park River projects as a serious possibility. Maybe they know about outside funding we don't.

New angle from the groundbreaking press release.

Trying to torpedo Leiper so it doesn't become obvious in retrospect that it was his policy program and Horizon Ottawa's martyrdom complex which caused Mckenny to lose big time.

If the bridge was already gone and this gets actually gets built then fine no time to waste. Lots of downgrades over the past five years are I think at the end of the day more right sizing for the Ottawa market compared to bait and switch monstrosities like Trinity on Rideau. Colonnade is...

You added crown, I don't know that I would say that either. I recommend putting "a jewel" in inverted commas if that is the issue you want to take with the point I was attempting to get across.