You can say her name, she's not Voldemort haha.
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David A
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Not so sure about her not being Voldemort, but I am trying to avoid a pile on from her trolls.
EdmTrekker
Senior Member
The "her" is a actually a troll in her own right - and she is trolling the PM now - but the PM knows how to manage trolls by just ignoring trolls or actually running right over the troll which is what the PM is doing with this troll and it won't matter how many letters the troll writes to him.
EtoV
Active Member
Demoing a building so we can "build something else" without any specific plans. Never heard that one before. Would be surprised if we see anything in the next 15 years given the area.
Greenspace
Senior Member
Perhaps not this location, but:
"$5 million in 2023-24 for planning for the Edmonton Law Courts and the Sherwood Park Courthouse facilities."
"$5 million in 2023-24 for planning for the Edmonton Law Courts and the Sherwood Park Courthouse facilities."
EdmTrekker
Senior Member
It is "$3.2 million in additional planning funding for the Edmonton Law Courts"
budget-2023-highlights-calgary-and-edmonton-funding-highlights.pdf
budget-2023-highlights-calgary-and-edmonton-funding-highlights.pdf
Airboy
Senior Member
Calgary is getting a new Appeals court facility.
David A
Senior Member
Interesting. I gather its not planning money and if the information here is still correct and a lot more than 3.2 million too.
However, I like how they are making an effort to keep and enhance the historic building if that is still the plan.
Historic Calgary Court of Appeal to be restored in new building plans
'We will be incorporating this historic facility into the new court, preserving a significant historic Calgary landmark and restoring it for public use,' Infrastruc…
calgaryherald.com
Gronk!
Senior Member
Budget 2023: $3M to study future of Edmonton Law Courts
"We do see the need for a new courthouse in Edmonton," said Justice Minister Tyler Shandro.
Budget 2023: $3M to study future of Edmonton Law Courts
"We do see the need for a new courthouse in Edmonton," said Justice Minister Tyler Shandro.
edmontonjournal.com
buildings
Active Member
I see temp fencing set up all around the old remand...anyone have any dets?
MacLac
Senior Member
Guessing a date with a wrecking ball?
archited
Senior Member
Too bad -- it should be repurposed.
IanO
Superstar
Buh bye. Shame we could not have converted into a supportive housing project.
kcantor
Senior Member
it’s a shame we could not have converted it into market housing which is really what that area needs. it has great potential for two story “split level” suites and/or high ceiling loft spaces without having to remove existing slabs and without having to do major structural changes. it also has lots of potential amenity spaces (no pun intended) and potential retail with the multi-use path on one side and the brownlee building on the other.
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Gronk!
Senior Member
If the Remand is to be demolished, I want them to replace it with a swanky new courthouse and an expansion of Mary Burlie Park. Then they can repurpose the current law courts building with an expansion of the AGA and maybe a mixed-use tower with a park.
Speaking of which:
edmontonjournal.com
Speaking of which:
Study on future of Edmonton Law Courts due in October now pushed to spring: Alberta Infrastructure
The study due this month but now delayed to spring is to include options to expand or renovate the 1972 court centre or construction of a new one.
edmontonjournal.com