Agreed, congrats! Glad to see it's not Summerside haha

Exciting, somewhere in Woodcroft or North Glenora?!

Just donated today (I usually donate annually anyway but gave more this time). It's a treasure and we need to ensure it continues!

Fair point, and a majority of that previous Council is not currently sitting so new members should not be taking credit for the grant's success (if they are at all).

They provided the Downtown Construction Grant in 2021 so you cannot say they are not willing to do anything - that was definitely something help Downtown and we are seeing the results of that grant now with the Parks, Stationlands and Falcon I construction,.

Won’t happen, this guy has not built anything since he’s started - just an ideas guy.

Better purchase their kachina jersey while you still can!

Where and what are you looking for specifically?

Thankfully there are around 210+ new residential units getting built there, 62 as we speak with another 150 over the next 3 or so years (land was sold by the City to the developer late last year).

Considering they have higher population than us I'd say out ridership is significantly higher on a per capita basis.

Mentions they want to put an 'upscale coffee bar' in the main floor, likely where the Starbucks used to be. A big win if that actually happens, hopefully they can renovate the entrance to the Central LRT to make the sightlines better and less of a homeless hangout spot.

Interesting that it is strutural steel and not wood frame considering the much higher cost of the former. Less sprinklering I guess which would save costs but it still doesn't makeup the difference...

The Empire Building is an idea office to residential conversion project - small floor plate, older building, potential for balconies, etc.

View from the new place:

Please send your concerns to George and Sherry Schluessel...

Still on the website: https://oneproperties.com/properties/paramount/

The Glenora Heritage Character Area Rezoning would not have prevented property owners from demolishing historical buildings. Honestly, the City does not have the authority (without paying large sums of money) from preventing the demolition historic resources. If people are serious about...

I want to know how they have managed to save hundreds of millions in their 'rainy day fund' whereas Edmonton apparently has next to nothing in comparison.

Granted, Andre committeed to moving to Edmonton after being hired and he did. But there are many other higher-ups that don't live in the City (i.e. St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Parkland County, etc. etc. ).

Glad to see the old Normand's location have new life!