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Old Posted Feb 12, 2019, 9:14 PM
Kris22 Kris22 is offline
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Originally Posted by esquire View Post
The gap is more than a skyline gap, there is a growing physical disconnect between the parts of downtown. You have the Convention Centre/MTS Centre cluster with a lot of activity, and of course the Portage and Main cluster with a lot of activity. The gap in between is mostly small, old, somewhat underused buildings and a bunch of parking. Walking down Portage or Graham from, say, Fort to Smith is a pretty sad looking sight.

The effect has become more pronounced in recent years with all the development in the RBCCC and P&M clusters.
Very true. It would be nice to see more residential fill that gap. We have those small conversions on Portage (the Avenue, and the one that's still underway at smith and portage I think it is). We really needed SkyCity haha
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