Shovels in the ground for Ice District Phase 2 and other downtown towers (Shift, Falcon 2, ICE towers, Parks 2).
Exciting new projects for Oliver, Glenora, The Quarters, Old Strathcona, Holyrood, Strathearn, Bonnie Doon, Blatchford and Ritchie.
Demolition of Dwayne's Home finally commences, Procura begins construction during the summer.
Regency finally gets off their ass, sell the Tower 101 and The Emerald sites to more competent developers.
Alldritt finally gets off their ass, builds mixed-use highrises near Grierson Hill Road, near 124 St and 142 St/SPR.
New hotels slated for downtown (an Alt Hotel near ICE District), Garneau and 124 St.
Oliver renaming is officially announced.
Premier Smith announces that the province will cover demolition of the Coliseum and utilities for ICE District Phase 2.
Renovations to ECC and Manulife Place (to be renamed to CWB Place) begin.
Downtown businesses bloom as new hydrogen and biotech projects are announced.
Ongoing transportation projects such as the Yellowhead freeway conversion and the LRT expansions to the west, northwest and south.
Low Level Bridge, High Level Bridge and Jasper Ave renovations finally get underway.
Warehouse Park construction is a go-ahead for early spring.
Rossdale Plant plans are released, shovels in ground for 2025.
Shovels in the ground for Rossdale transportation renovations around the Rossdale Plant and RE/MAX Field.
New non-stop flights to NYC and London.
Affordable housing funding and urban national park announcements from the federal government.
Oilers, Elks, Oil Kings, Stingers and Riverhawks become champions of their respective leagues.
Edmonton remains affordable compared to other cities in Canada.
Edmonton economy remains hot despite inflation and high interest rates.
