fungus_eater
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you can see the inside of the new hyundai train in this video starting at 4:19
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you can see the inside of the new hyundai train in this video starting at 4:19
MacLac
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Love this shot....
The_Cat
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dkazzed
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WEM Station and Misericordia look polished, the concepts had a 90s vibe to it. I do like that they're going with side loading platforms, Metrotown Station in Vancouver with the narrow centre platform is a little scary with the holiday shopping crowd.
Not sure if this has been posted but they're starting to do some work on 102 Ave between 103 St and 105 St, on the south side so probably just prepping that side first.
Not sure if this has been posted but they're starting to do some work on 102 Ave between 103 St and 105 St, on the south side so probably just prepping that side first.
The_Cat
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Some construction at 178 Street:
Kosy123
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Metrotown is terrifying during peak hours, I'm hoping the WEM station is overbuilt like Davies for that reason.
The_Cat
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WEM station. Some iron work being done there too..
dkazzed
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I honestly can't believe they shoehorned a second elevator mid platform. It seems a majority of passengers still head to the east station house anyway.
To be fair, this was the station when it first opened.
The_Cat
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Dubas
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These aren’t new. The cover says Summer 2024
J_gordo
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Aldergrove:
IanO
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Barnaby
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WEM should be better than Davies since it's not a central platform station.
I expect WEM to be the busiest LRT station in the city within the first year.
The_Cat
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I think MacEwan/Allard could be busy too, given the student and residential population.
The_Cat
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It’s sad to see closures like these:
edmontonjournal.com
It’s my hope that the Valley Line can offer access to businesses like these.
'There's no foot traffic': Downtown comic shop set to close its doors
Jay Bardyla moved RollingTales Pop Culture from the south side to Downtown two years ago; now, he's closing the doors.
edmontonjournal.com
It’s my hope that the Valley Line can offer access to businesses like these.