What baffles me is that it took until now to do this. Got my issues with Driechel but whether we like it or not, he's much more active...

Wait, we went from foundation work starting to the third floor in a month?

I think that's this:

Taken: 8 May 2026 I couldn't think of where to post this picture. I'm assuming this is the entrance to the tunnel from Churchill...

I don't think there's an issue with a supply glut downtown yet, we're only getting just over 350 new units finishing and over 100 of...

There's a few reasons why it isn't. The easiest development to get going was the row-house development, as these are projects with...

Really? I would guess that in percentage terms we're vastly outpacing most cities. The problem is just that the baseline is so low.

It's fine for an essentially suburban office complex. I find it a bit tacky (would be better without the smaller whitish bits of...

But people are choosing to live there, as leasing numbers show.

I would be in favor of a Montreal-style "you can drink in large public parks (i.e. not neighborhood pocket parks), as long as you have a...

Next steps for DT are probably continued residential growth, corporate growth and finally retail. We're starting to get good momentum on...

It actually is! But for a lot of community organizations, it's hard to find multiple reliable third-party articles that discuss them in...

A few more articles: Joseph Lewis, Pierrette Requier, Peter von Tiesenhausen

high traffic intersection of 115st and 105ave? Um. This has to be like a bottom 15th percentile in the city for intersection traffic...

This space is perfect for strings of fairy lights, potted plants, tables and chairs with umbrellas, and live music on weekends. This...