Well I guess your right then. I appreciate some of the healthy conversations you have started here but - you obviously know "The city can't weather any further increases to costs" and "I think that it'll halt whatever progress we've seen." Pretty much doom and gloom.
Some developers will be able to make a go of it and some wont. If some cant, others will come in and fill the void. If not Winnipeg really is doomed and we will be able to look back in the history books on how the Energy Code changes in 2014 killed the City of Winnipeg just like the Panama Canal killed its progress back in the earlier parts of the 20th Century.
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"But a city can be smothered by too much reverence for its past. The skyline must keep acquiring new peaks, because the day we consider it complete and untouchable is the day the city begins to die." - Justin Davidson - May 2010 Issue of New York
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