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Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
Where is yelo'd? There was a store front closed picture but then a busy interior open picture?
Gronk!
Senior Member
See pic #9
Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
Aaa I see, in the Dominion. Thanks
Omega Prime
New Member
Looking at that picture of 81st avenue on the previous page, It's incredible how much is given to road traffic in what otherwise could be a fantastic stretch of pedestrian and micro-transit options.
When I lived in Edmonton I loved walking the area between Gateway Boulevard and 99th St. between 82 and 79. If the streetscape could be far more conducive to foot traffic, including benches, pathways, trees, etc. that would be a huge, huge improvement the area. Even a designated parking area would be helpful rather than all of the street-lined parking spots.
When I lived in Edmonton I loved walking the area between Gateway Boulevard and 99th St. between 82 and 79. If the streetscape could be far more conducive to foot traffic, including benches, pathways, trees, etc. that would be a huge, huge improvement the area. Even a designated parking area would be helpful rather than all of the street-lined parking spots.
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Aaron_Lloyd
Active Member
'It's scary': Whyte Avenue business owners respond to increase in smashed windows
If you take a stroll down Whyte Avenue these days, you'll likely see broken or smashed windows at a number of businesses.
IanO
Superstar
Good on the OSBA to start a fund to offset those costs to business owners.
So damn frustrating and senseless though.
So damn frustrating and senseless though.
Avenuer
Senior Member
Those shops would benefit from the rolling shutters that many businesses in Chinatown have been forced to install to protect their windows outside of business hours. Sure, they aren't as good for the streetscape when things are closed but they are much better for the business owners.'It's scary': Whyte Avenue business owners respond to increase in smashed windows
If you take a stroll down Whyte Avenue these days, you'll likely see broken or smashed windows at a number of businesses.edmonton.ctvnews.ca
IanO
Superstar
Sad that it gets to that point though... but yes, I agree. That said, the losers will simply move down the block to the next available opportunity.
Romanov
Active Member
Not sure how new this is, but I saw a city sign for a restaurant/bar use on the roof top of the Crawford Annex.
IanO
Superstar
CHARTER BYLAW 20476
To allow for a rooftop addition and patio on top of the existing rear annex of the historic Crawford Block, Strathcona
To allow for a rooftop addition and patio on top of the existing rear annex of the historic Crawford Block, Strathcona
Kaizen
Senior Member
7917 104 St NW
Edmonton, AB T6E 4E
Edmonton Strathcona Market & Cafe - Coming Soon
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Kaizen
Senior Member
I remember a few postings on this project on 82nd & 99ish but not sure if any more info was discussed on what this is all about.
IanO
Superstar
I believe there is a thread and rendering; it will be a great addition to the Ave.
MacLac
Senior Member
It kinda looks abandoned?