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Incredibly super duper weird. OSFM has been busy on Saturdays always even with the paid parking. All the free parking for a few blocks... -
Honestly I find that weird. There's literally tonnes of free parking, you just have to walk a couple blocks. And, once again, the...
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They are registered as third-party advertisers and did support Knack (non-financially), but it wasn't "several hundred thousand...
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supplanter reacted to supaflyryguy's post in the thread MacEwan University School of Business | ?m | ?s | MacEwan University with
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supplanter reacted to IanO's post in the thread Edmonton | The Augustana | 96m | 30s | Pangman | DIALOG with Love.
Job Type Sign Development Permit External ID 653272129-002 Location 10620 - 99 AVENUE NW Plan NB Blk 6 Lots 41-42 Description To install...
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In a world where businesses only ever seem to moan about losing parking, its refreshing to see an organization embrace the idea of...
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Well, at least the City will collect a lot more property taxes vs when it was U of A property.
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I don't think a DT No Frills would cannibalize other grocers, as Save-On and City Market don’t target the same demographics as No Frills...
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Maybe this location on 106St north of 102 Ave could be a space for a No Frills as it also includes some parking. Although this only 3...
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I feel like the world where Blatchford is already built out is the world where it looks like this.
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supplanter reacted to IanO's post in the thread Valley Line LRT | TransEd/Marigold | City of Edmonton with Like.
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supplanter reacted to Glenco's post in the thread Valley Line LRT | TransEd/Marigold | City of Edmonton with Like.
From a different perspective
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supplanter replied to the thread Downtown.I wish one of the incoming mid rises near O-day’min park had a retail space big enough because a Nofrills would do numbers with all the...
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There was a reason why these candidates weren't elected.
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Fun fact: first quarter of 2026 there were more infill units approved than units in new neighbourhoods. This has never happened before...
