Recent content by jay2028

I love some rooms over look the run way.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/prime-minister-announces-8-housing-projects-in-ottawa-through-build-canada-homes-partnership/

Might be one of the better parts of Toronto because of that.

https://ottawa.ca/en/city-hall/city-news/newsroom/committee-approves-zoning-new-wellness-spa-kanata

The baseball stadium will be hosting some non baseball events this summer https://www.broncsandtonks.com/ https://www.nitrocircus.com/post/all-new-tour-nitro-circus-2-0-tour-presented-by-ram-trucks-august-2026

Some keep going on about Europe but cities like London do have tall buildings.

Most of them think anything around 5 floors is nice.

In short a deal has been reached between the city and developer and demolition is expected to start this month.

It really should no take that long.

Deal reached work starts this month https://obj.ca/clv-group-gladstone-proceed-agreement-with-city-over-fees/

Is it high yes but its not Ottawa only many cities are paying stupid amounts of money for them.There is a city in Southern Ontario that spent $450,000 and closed it after a year.

I work for a small store while its not all but a large amount of people are just gross who use the bathroom Leave with out flushing the toilet Clogg the toilet Put things in the toilet that are not meant to go in it Unroll the toilet paper roll Throw used paper towels on the floor My point is...

Why is it cheaper Lower labour laws is one Lower standards is another reason Northern Ontario or Atlantic The reality is much demand from those areas to Montreal/Ottawa/GTA.,

The city buying a house to use for public bathrooms would come with all type of issues and it would cost them far more long term.

299 Carling update according to OBJ medical offices and grocery store will be part of the project.