Some progress on the new Blair elevator; they boxed-in the corner. They've been at this since September and it feels like they've only done three weeks worth of work; the site office in September, elevator pit in February and now this.

Champagne recused himself from anything related to Alto even though the integrity commissioner said he didn't have to. She has relevant experience for the job. It's a nothing burger.

Approved by Planning.

Approved! https://www.ledroit.com/actualites/actualites-locales/gatineau/2026/04/15/une-residence-etudiante-modulaire-verra-le-jour-sur-saint-joseph-L7OFKMXPJNH2LCXWFLZX3UABDM/

Information on the project: 39 units with ground floor retail. Location...

And Paris was razed to build up the uniformity we have today. As someone who places great importance on heritage, I prefer having tall buildings in certain key areas in order to preserve as much of the pre-war building stock as possible. If you limit your city to 6 or 8 floors, the more will...

Report on the Civic Hospital link to Dow's Lake Station. https://pub-ottawa.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=308585 Good news is, they picked the underpass and have a future proofed design. Bad news is, they won't do anything beyond improving the crosswalk for a very long...

Of course. It's not a design thing, it's a height thing.

There's one on Bronson too. We're seeing more and more.

First time Metrolinx acknowledges our existence outside cramming Preston down our throats. https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/metrolinx-sends-replacement-axles-to-ottawa-for-the-o-train/

I want to know what those people think is nice.

Imagine with Brigil's 40 storey tower in those shots.

Approved by the Heritage Committee.

Yesterday morning.

From the Rail Fans Canada West Extension update video: