certainly a huge mess - hopefully somebody is able to salvage this development

even if they rented spots, a number of cops aren't gonna take the time to park and walk. who's gonna stop em?

will a wash help out those panels? or are they just gonna look like that

Nope! But hopefully happening soon if they put up posters

While I do think we may have been better served by other transit plans in an alternate reality, at this point we have committed to what we have and kind of need to get the lines to Kanata and Barhaven. With the feds and the province throwing money at Toronto Ottawa likely could have gotten...

this one feels like it has been going up pretty quick whenever I drive by. Especially when I think back to its neighbour that felt fairly slow. Driving by the building has a solid presence. I wonder if Riocan will ever go back to its plans for a building on the opposite side of the street.

They ended up with a lot more retail I recall from the initial plans. Cafe, pilates studio, pharmacy, barber shop, and maybe something else. My recollection was that it was just going to be the corner unit.

Turning out quite nice! Simple but nice execution

any idea when this opens? when I walked by on Saturday it was surrounded by construction fencing

when it comes to Byward Market, any sense of strategy, or common sense in general, from the city goes to die.

very disappointing!

City is purchasing 344 McRae which will be demolished for an expanded park.

They painted some of the details gold.