From Today.

Little bit of a blurry shot through a window, but here's a view from EPCOR Tower (20x Zoom).

Quick view from Today (+ Katz land)

In fairness, Edmonton already does have a Cyclotron facility at South Campus, which if I'm not mistaken was supposed to meet the medical isotope needs for all of Alberta at one point. At least that's that AHS was touting a while ago. Having a facility in Calgary is probably a plus, given the...

Some shots from Today. Cladding and Brick up now.

View from the North East.

Ground Floor has CRU's (daycare, convenience store, small eatery), but there is also a north facing entrance at the back there that opens into this proposed park. Currently used as a pathway to a ground floor entrance to EPCOR Tower, but has been closed for the last couple months due to a flood.

Pedway has been lifted into place. From July 17th.

Got a shot this morning. EPCOR Tower 28th Floor.

Couple pics from above. Taken Today.

One of the digesters is getting rehab'd. As @Airboy mentioned, there is constantly work happening here, but was definitely cool to see a crane go up from so close.

I'm sort of on the same boat here. Not an expert, but I have ordered a fair amount of concrete products through my work (structural and non-structural), and there seems to be something off about the "thermal expansion" reasoning they are giving. Concrete is such an engineered product. Maybe...

I agree with this for the most part. However, one of the things they seem to miss on is "free-flow" design for people moving. Especially Churchill, it doesn't necessarily feel open and inviting and with it soon becoming this Hub, it should "feel" more expansive and open with clear sight lines...

Not sure how accurate this article is, but there were rumours that the Oilers expressed interest in the team. Could become a reality now that a former OEG marketing exec is the new FC Edmonton Prez. Although I'm not sure Phase 2 site would be a good place for a stadium, or if OEG buying the...

As a biased NW resident, I'm going to counter this lol. Ward 2/3 + St. Albert encompasses 200K+ people. LRT and better transit options to the North West should have been prioritized 5-10 years ago. I feel like the growth North of 167 Avenue from 50th street to 142 street, mirrors that of...

Super excited for this, will be there as well! I really hope Edmontonians/Western Canadians show out for this, cause this is arguably Canada's best Men's National Team to date and if the Gold Cup was any indication, both of these games should be pretty good. My only lowkey concerns are that...

looks like this as been confirmed by John Herdman. ***edit: 2 Games in Edmonton*** November 12: CanMNT vs Costa Rica November 16: CanMNT vs. Mexico Commonwealth Stadium

My understanding is that shelters have always been just a stop gap measure. In most cases they provide temporary shelter and food and some supportive services but they are essentially limited to just that. It's not a sustainable approach for the people that need it most. Many of these folks...

My experience as well, just returned from Toronto this week. I find EIA to be one of the more efficient airports when it comes to baggage retrieval. Ottawa and Toronto were quite slow this go around, but that could also be due to EIA being less busy?

So are they planning to move the hotel to a new tower on the NW corner of the building and move Landmark to the North Side of the 3rd floor? Does that mean we'll get a "new" Landmark there? Ideally I woulda really liked them to do something with that parkade that faces Ice District directly (SE...