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This is a great spot for a small SFH neighbourhood à-la-Ottawa

It means there won't be construction for a long time. In other words, the bridge to nowhere will remain a bridge to nowhere.

Investments into the National Capital do not win you elections. If anything, it makes residents in other parts of the country pissed off against you.

What's the saying? You fall down the hole you dig?

T This is moving much more quickly than a lot of Richcraft's projects. More developers should take lessons from whatever Dream is doing.

Or go the Doug Ford way and start calling them: PARLIAMENT AND PEOPLE WORKSPACES NOW, TRAINS GO FASTER NOW, MAKING ART BETTER CENTRE, HOCKEY BIGGER BETTER NOW ARENA

Just like the CLEMOW sign. Ridiculous

So it's an expensive Gym. Thanks Mr. CEO

With this and Dream, I'm expecting more colour to dot the skyline in the next few years. Maybe this will replace the Charwart "Ottawa special"?

Maybe they can take a cue from L'Impérial Bell

It's a good step. Acknowledging that having local residents gives resiliency to the downtown is a nice first step. Now let's see how much actually gets built in the next 4 years. It's a good step

Like example: A-"that one building that's almost 30 stories Downtown" B-"Which one?" A-"South of the Parliament" B-"WTF, they're all the same height!"

From Julien on Rail Fans Canada discord

It certainly won't be the prettiest thing around

It's like Ottawa is following Vancouver's and Toronto's example of highrises following the alignment of rail transit. I'm just waiting for 40+ tower development at South Keyes shopping centre

We remember those that spend, not those that don't

Speak about yourself there. Let me tell you I did not have enough to spend on almost anything in school.

Looks much nicer with the morning sun or ... not wet or any non-sunny day

If you can rely on one thing, it's opposition to indigenous housing in urban settings.

When Can Ottawa get a project that looks like this? (but maybe without charcoal brick this time)