Good to know. I haven't been to a game since maybe the late 90s/early 2000s.

It would be nice if they could find a way to bring it over to McMahon. Perhaps it can be suspended like that giant speaker they have there now.

I honestly just prefer the Before.

I didn't really notice it before, but it's nice how they staggered the balconies, increasing the amount of people who have views towards downtown and the river.

Well I guess the good news is that there's not much to walk to. The place is pretty much an island.

It's been almost two decades now, but another Arriva would still look better than most condos that are being built today.

Looks like the position has opened up. 😢 https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/ol-beautiful-brewery-taproom-damaged-overnight-fire

Yes, I'm talking about the area above floor 1. Looks like a great spot for a "rooftop" patio.

The setback here is quite a bit further than I imagined it would be. Is there going to be some sort of patio space there? That would be a great spot.

Agreed, something like the Ol' Beautiful patio there would be perfect. Keep it a casual family-friendly beer garden in the summer, and perhaps it could even work in the winter with the right heating setup.

This development is not ritzy enough to be Central Park adjacent (and for that you also need a doorman!), but honestly it's not something that would look too out of place in many parts of Midtown Manhattan

A CPS pop-up shop.

If anyone actually wants to write this, I can help with the design (designing books/magazines is part of what I do).

I remember getting that book out of the library in the late 90s (ye olde Skyscraperpage days), and even then it felt like a blast from the past. But what a find that was! Back then you typically had to rifle through physical copies of old 70s/80s magazines (Alberta Report I think?) and...

I'm sure most of those jerseys are still within the 14 day return period.

That’s "Forever A Flame" material right there.

There's definitely a little extra pep in my step this morning. Screw Shellbyville and the most obnoxious fanbase in the NHL. Canada's team my ass. They deserve nothing.

I used to live right by Deerfoot and 64th Ave...so had Deerfoot, the airport, and the train tracks out our window. It was loud at first, but after a few months I didn't even notice they were there. I imagine random noises like an ambulance are a bit tougher than repetitive noises, but your brain...

Glad I'm not the only one that was bothered by that.

Maybe it was Covid/WFH's fault, or maybe it was the economic downturn's fault... but it seems like it wasn't a viable operation anymore when it was open to everyone. Probably why it needs fancy-pants rates now to make it work.