OMG, I had forgotten about the NO KNIVES! hotel! Memory lane!

He was at Bruce.

My dad, who has a PhD in engineering and worked until retirement at the Ontario Hydro nuclear power plant, literally had that happen to him. Not once, either.

I shudder to think what kind of city we'd be living in if Gunter had his way.

Yeah, it's the whole experience. Coffee, lunch, people watching. As far as panhandlers (is that still a term being used???), that's something that might be good to chat with the market organizers about. I'm absolutely sure they would want to know all relevant reasons people might skip the market...

"Wait, did you mean inches or centimetres?"

Honestly, I don't have a problem with the height or massing, mainly the ubiquitous patchwork of several types of cladding, which looks cheap.

Please, god, no more leaf blowers!

Maybe we could incorporate the old Harbin gate into the design!

Not to mention the extended market days, which would surely affect the number of people on any given day. The article felt very clickbaity and poorly researched. “I’d like to say it’s 50 per cent. Our numbers have declined quite a bit” doesn't have anything solid to back it up.

Another classic Edmonton move, that one. Here's hoping something materializes finally!

My husband calls/texts on the regular. Same location.

Honestly I find that weird. There's literally tonnes of free parking, you just have to walk a couple blocks. And, once again, the original outdoor 104 street market had zero free parking and was always busy.

I'm hoping for a spectacular high rise fronting the park with some lovely independent local food and beverage offerings on the main floor along with non-street-facing patios. Who's with me? Let's manifest HARD!

Are they just expanding the clinic or building up?