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^ whole block. 12 - 15 businesses gone.
reminds me of the Yellowhead, and jasper avenue^ whole block. 12 - 15 businesses gone.
"After getting hit by a vehicle"Looks like a valley line train was derailed today at 75 street and Roper road after hitting a vehicle.
exactly, the tram didn't derail on it's own, took a truck to do it..."After getting hit by a vehicle"
The Valley Line is just emphasizing how bad Edmontonians are at ignoring red lights.
Yes, I actually think they have very little interest in this and given the lack of business experience on council, I suspect little aptitude at it either.Do you really think that City Council doesn't want to attract or keep head offices in the city? Really? I think what you actually are trying to suggest is that they have been ineffective or put insufficient resources to grow the business community, but it is hard to know when you don't say what you mean.
Frankly, I don't know which downtown you are looking at, but Edmonton's core is definitely better than it was 20 years. Not only is the residential population larger, but it also has experienced multi-billion dollar investment of both public and private money. I get that there are a lot of work still to be done, but things are absolutely better than 2 decades ago.
Maybe an enforcement push targeting intersection infractions seen daily, such as ignoring no-turn-on-red signs, not stopping before turning right on red, or making left turns well after the yellow has turned red, would help."After getting hit by a vehicle"
The Valley Line is just emphasizing how bad Edmontonians are at ignoring red lights.