The townhouses did get recommended approval by Planning Commission. But it now goes to Council, I believe in September, and it's an...

Awesome work! That makes me curious which census tracts in Calgary are the strongest candidates for joining the list.

For the smaller cities, a lot of it is a threshold problem and how census tracts are drawn - they just don’t have a lot of areas at...

Holy crap, and I mean crap. However, better than a parking lot, and at least it'll bring people into the neighborhood.

Nearing completion according to this article. It also shows some nice before and after comparisons side by side.

Very informative, thank you! The 3 biggest cities really do leave us in the dust, so to speak. I'm actually surprised that we have...

Here's a post I did about this a few years ago, summarizes my attempt to rationalize population, density and the "vibe" of a city. link...

I'd agree with that. I also find that older cities being less car centric tend to feel more vibrant. Vancouver unquestionably feels...

I agree Vancouver is more dense, I just think that feeling of it being closer to Toronto than Calgary is to Vancouver, isn't necessarily...

Even though we won’t see the same kind of growth we saw in the last two years, Calgary will see strong growth for a while. With low...

Alberta also seems to boom when the rest of Canada is struggling, and conversely struggle when everywhere else is booming. Considering...

When Toronto is slumping behind their construction targets hardcore, all those people have to go somewhere. Cost of living is still...

I think Ottawa has lots of new highrises going up, although their skyline is a lot more dispersed than ours, with a much smaller...

Calgary's new skyline by 2030 will really make it feel like a big city with all the projects going on. Are other Canadian cities of...

There was a time when the Calgary tower looked wildly out of place in the skyline. Cities build tall and fill in from there. I’d be sure...