Oilers99
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the VTB Go provided wasn't even bad - total mess
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IanO
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The second site is one I always had hope for it being redeveloped. Exciting.
'The second site is home to one of Edmonton’s oldest Catholic schools, the St. Anthony Resource Centre. The new owner plans to preserve and modify the existing 116-year-old building and utilize the remaining acre of land with the potential to encompass hundreds of new apartment units and a mixed retail component'
'The second site is home to one of Edmonton’s oldest Catholic schools, the St. Anthony Resource Centre. The new owner plans to preserve and modify the existing 116-year-old building and utilize the remaining acre of land with the potential to encompass hundreds of new apartment units and a mixed retail component'
fromyeg
Active Member
I go by the St. Anthony site regularly as it’s on the 83rd Ave bike path. An amazing location for development.
Any further info on who owns it now, what the project might be, timelines, etc?
Thanks for sharing!
YEG imagineer
Active Member
New fencing around the house at the NE corner of 110 St and 87 Ave. No signage that I could see,
Avenuer
Senior Member
I believe Beljan bought St. Anthony's.
IanO
Superstar
Didn't know that this former professional centre recently got converted into condos.
Gronk!
Senior Member
That pic is at least 7 years old. The Mandarin has been replaced by some sushi joint.
Avenuer
Senior Member
Tansen Izakaya now, it's quite good (was there in September).
YEG imagineer
Active Member
The former Transcend location by the Garneau Theatre had construction workers onsite this morning and the For Lease sign is gone. Please no vinyl window coverings this time.
David A
Senior Member
I wish businesses would realize those vinyl signs discourage people coming in, not encourage them.
YEG imagineer
Active Member
Now we know what us opening in the former Transcend spot at the Garneau Theatre. This is becoming a bit of a French scene with this bakery.
YEG imagineer
Active Member
https://lesmoulinslafayette.com/en/. 2nd location in Edmonton with 2 more in Calgary. Most locations in Quebec.
David A
Senior Member
This seems to be the latest trend to cash in on, much like Bubble Tea chains were a while ago.
I would prefer something local for this spot rather than a chain or franchise, but at least it is nice to see the spot being filled after being vacant for quite a while.
I would prefer something local for this spot rather than a chain or franchise, but at least it is nice to see the spot being filled after being vacant for quite a while.
YEG imagineer
Active Member
Rickys is now open in the old Humptys location beside the Mill Creek bridge.
Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
Also, at least it is a relatively "unknown to Edmonton" chain