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I'll believe it when I see it. But a denser Orléans means a less NIMBY Orléans

Like I said a few years ago, Hull is the exciting neighbourhood of the region. I really can't wait for the next census showing how much Hull has grown (specifically the island) and how much of an impact it has on regional culture. I just really hope the tramway gets built and we could see...

Absolutely. Maybe you could consider Solar Uniquartier, but it's pretty singular in all of Quebec. Is anyone familiar with Edmonton, Calgary and Peel region to compare?

Just reviewed the budget and the expected reductions in the public service. Expecting a lot of it to happen in the NCR, I wonder how that will affect residential development in Ottawa and Gatineau.

Almost everything presented. I'm still disappointed by where Orléans is headed, but Surburb do what suburb want (uneconomical unlivable developments)

I'm glad that most of the projects I wrote in support of in Orleans about 5 years ago are finally coming to fruition.

I have no trust these will be built unfortunately. Orléans needs this not only to change culture to be open to density, but also to pick up the slack.

Can we do a compare between this picture and the current skyline. Crazy how much has changed since 2009

We need to impose onto Orléans a return on investment for extending the O-Train all the way to Trim

At least it doesn't look like the Clemow sign

Looks very good from afar! It’ll look less lonely soon enough with future development and the réalisation of « Ville » of Cyrville

I hope they build a pedestrian#cycling bridge over the highway through Canevas

The Clemow could have learned something about having actually nice signs

It looks "fine" as of now, but you can just tell that material will age like rotting fish

Hey, at least they have a possible Jasmin station in there

Oh 100%. There isn't much value in developing now as it depends on the Toronto market being so hot that investors decide to come to Ottawa instead.

Once again, screw Vanier and Overbrook I guess

Wait until a rainy day, it looks like those crumbling commie blocks in Poland already

Yes, it seems to be especially popular in Ontario, although I see simialar styles (with much better execution) in Québec.