https://engage.calgary.ca/8StreetSW Looks like someone at the City is reading @CBBarnett 's posts:

Provincial issues from the point of view of Calgary

There’s now an image of the proposed development at 33 Ave and 18 St SW in Marda Loop.

Thought we could use a thread to post instances of international news and media outlets featuring stories on Calgary.

Every other urban forum has a fantasy transit map thread. Why not Skyrise Calgary? Let's let our imaginations run wild. I created my own fantasy map for Calgary transit: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hu86N6Dd2K6PMayT8qpP22i3VCs&usp=sharing My intention with the map was to use the city's...

Was doing some data analysis today, and thought I'd post this list of the 10 densest neighbourhoods in Canada from the 2011 Census data. They're only actually approximations of neighbourhoods based on FSAs (the first three letters of a postal code). Most of them are neighbourhoods you'd...

I know it's still a bit early to be writing obituaries for the provincial Liberal Party. However, because of the ongoing issues in the news right now (the byelections, subways, wind farms, gas plants, etc), I thought it might be a good time to consider the environmental legacy of the Liberal...

A bit of an obscure topic, but wanted to get views from the UT community. This weekend I was almost turned away from the City-owned Dentonia Park golf course (next to Victoria Park Station) because I wasn't wearing a collared shirt (I managed to borrow one from a friend before they allowed me...

Hopefully we don't already have a thread on Peter Dickinson. I figured that with all of the debate over his buildings in the Regent Park thread, it might be worth opening a new one here. Also, BlogTO just posted this article on Dickinson...

I noticed that there's no thread for the Max Gluskin House that is being built for the Dept. of Economics at 190 St. George. Info on the building can be found here: http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~keynes/dept/buildingmap/ This is the progress of the building as of yesterday...