Blume appears to be complete. Some night shots (the first photo is from the storm water pond in the middle of the Dalhousie Station bus loop): Some day pics:

The shorter west side is topped out at 8 floors. The taller east side is at 16 floors -- one more to go.

The Podium at Aiss'ka'pooma: Underground parking for new buildings going up on east side of the construction site. A little bit of a retail street is taking shape with the ground floor retail of the two buildings on the west side. Skyway at Medicine Hill phase 1: The Village Townhomes...

Construction fencing has been removed from most of the site except for the back where the schoolyard is and around the pedestrian bridge construction. Access roads in and out of the parking lot and in front of the buildings have been paved as well as walkways. Residential tower: Exterior...

Pics from a few nights ago:

The Podium at Aiss'ka'pooma: Walls for the 6th floor of the fourth building going up. Excavation for more buildings at the east side of the site. Skyway at Medicine Hill phase 1: The Village Townhomes Wolf Run: Medicine Hill Block H apartments:

Now with LED lighting: Medical office: Residential tower: Construction trailers have been removed. Pedestrian bridge:

The brickwork seems finished. Photos taken a few days ago:

Photos taken a few days ago:

Pics from a few days ago:

Cladding and windows are being installed on the podium and ground floor. Photos were taken on the weekend:

Photos from the weekend. Medicine Hill Block H apartments: First floor walls going up. Skyway at Medicine Hill phase 1: The Village Townhomes Wolf Run: The Podium at Aiss'ka'pooma: Third building east of the first two (left most building in the photo below) topped out at two floors...

It has a fixed 24-72mm equivalent f2.8-5.6 zoom that collapses into the camera body when the camera is off. I take most of my photos while cycling, so I needed a compact camera more than the flexibility of interchangeable lenses which adds bulk and weight.

When I first started posting photos on this forum I was using a Panasonic Lumix GM5 (16 MP micro 4/3 camera), but switched a year and a half ago to a Canon Powershot G1X Mark III (sort of a 24 MP APS-C DSLR shoehorned into a point-and-shoot). It takes good pictures even though its no longer the...