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    Edmonton | ICE District Block IJ | ?m | ?s | ICE District Prop. | Next Architecture

    The renders I saw did not appear to be an open air amphitheater.
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    Edmonton | ICE District Block IJ | ?m | ?s | ICE District Prop. | Next Architecture

    The scale of the building didn't appear stadium-like to me. In fact, it isn't particularly large (the outdoor space remaining is large enough for 3 hockey rinks based on the render)
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    Edmonton | ICE District Block IJ | ?m | ?s | ICE District Prop. | Next Architecture

    I just did a 10-minute Angus Reid survey looking for my feedback about a major, permanent indoor/outdoor venue on the site. The focus was primarily on my opinions since this would "require" significant public dollars. I'm certain this is what the conversations between the provincial government...
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    Federal Politics

    I would look at it a little more granularly than that. Ontario delivers very diverse results for all 3 parties, rather than the Conservative wall that comes from Alberta. Ontario doesn't really function as an electoral monolith that decides elections. There isn't really an electoral path for any...
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    Old Strathcona / Whyte Avenue

    No. This Instagram content is brand new.
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    Windsor Park 118 Street DC2 - 6 storeys

    West Edmonton mall, U of A, Whyte, Bonnie Doon connection please!
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    Warehouse District Park

    This response was... perfection
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    Warehouse District Park

    In the spirit of Friday - let's embrace our chill. Take care of each other :)
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    Downtown Real Estate

    This Millennial has zero interest in maintaining a yard I use under 1% of the time. And I have even less interest in a ton of square footage at the expense of a walkable, fun neighbourhood. I'm happy to hear this!
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    LRT Expansion Planning

    I hear you, but how do I rationalize running a line down Jasper instead of between Health Sciences and Bonnie Doon - especially when we have the Valley Line already serving 109-124 in Wihkwentowin as is?
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    Rossdale

    Your intention here is good. I would add something to your thought - current framing around Nations doesn't really allow us to group them as "Western Canadian". That said, if we wanted to do something framed by territory or treaty, I can see something (potentially) moving forward.
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    Edmonton and the play for post-secondary educational relevance

    I've long hoped for strategic federal action to fund major student residences directly adjacent to campuses all across Canada. I would also pitch doing this in the form of a crown corporation so that the rental profits don't need to be optimized (meaning affordable monthly rates at leases by...
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    LRT Expansion Planning

    @Reecemartin - I enjoyed your video! I could see that you put a lot of intentionality into it, and you gave me thoughtful points to consider.
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    Edmonton | Bateman Lands Mid-Rise | 34m | 8s | Bateman Properties | Next Architecture

    This framing is a very intelligent way to approach it.
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    Edmonton | The Jameson | 53.95m | 17s | Open Sky | Acton Ostry

    https://edifyedmonton.com/urban/structures/hate-bike-lanes-read-this-now/ Starting end of the year or early 2025.
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    Miscellaneous

    I believe you. However, fighting community-scale retail will do nothing to address rush hour congestion. Although, walkable amenities near rapid transit will create an alternative to adding to traffic with another car.
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    Miscellaneous

    Horrific to have something built in your neighbourhood so attractive that it attracts VISITORS. The horror. The congestion... /s
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    Edmonton | The Mercury Block | 21.7m | 6s

    Can confirm - Coffee Bureau in the Mercury Block is an excellent cafe. Go check it out.

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