Seems like a bunch of people are already up to speed on this! I happy with the 40 floor tower being at the N.E. corner. I’d be okay with a 15 storey tower on the SW corner, 30’s too high.

10 years ago would have never imagined Canada having draws with France and Chile, beating Peru and looking respectful against Argentina. I feel like they’d moved up a notch from a couple of years ago when they qualified for the World Cup.

I voted that it should be closed down during the summer. Easy decision.

I used to that social media and forums gave us an alternate outlet from the traditional mainstream media, but now I’m not so sure.

This feels like it’s a bigger project than the rending is showing.

Right around that number. It’ll be a huge boost to that area.

On behalf of us, thanks for attending and giving your feedback. It may very well have counted. 👍

I’ve gone over to the Canada section at SSP a few times, and to me it hasn’t changed. I agree there is less fighting than their used to be, but like Taurus said, the people who used to hate on Calgary and Alberta still there doing a lot of posting, and from what I’ve seen they still haven’t...

The extra density and retail along Edmonton Trail will be good. Most people don’t even notice the design.

Looks like everybody’s already discussing the increase. I heard on the radio 96,000 new people to Calgary. Unbelievable growth.

If you frame it as a climate change initiative, you can get all kinds of contributions from multiple sources.

Oilers in four or five. Vancouver hasn’t played any playoff hockey in recent years and they barely got by in their round this year with an easier opponent compared to the other teams. Vancouver will look like a deer caught in the headlights when they off against face the Oilers.

Except that Vancouver’s rail system in 1990 wasn’t anywhere near the level of Calgary’s today. It pales in comparison of ridership numbers (16M compared to Calgary’s current 90M) and was a third of the size of today's Calgary rail network. Vancouver has done very well since, but the metro pop...

Agreed, North Hill Mall is actually quite busy, especially on the west side of the mall. With the LRT station there and several bus stops there are a lot of people coming in and out, if they could tear down the Sears portion and put up some residential buildings, and refresh with some new...

IMO, this development has Deerfoot city beat just on the fact that it has residential on site. Deerfoot city is better than Deerfoot Mall, but not by much.

Very Canmorish. The retail and street level looks pretty solid for semi-suburban type development.

That would be great, but honestly, I don’t think this site will get built out. Definitely not too what they’re showing on the renderings. well, not in my lifetime anyway. Sadly, the area between Chinook LRT and Chinook mall would be a ripe for this kind of development and nothing’s happening...

100% on the dot. This forum has really opened my eyes into how much of a hassle it is for developers to build something in the intercity, or in any established area, Glenmore Landing, anyone? I mean, even Bridgeland, when they were developing ‘The Bridges’ which was nothing but empty lots for...