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Come on captain pedantic.
A few nuns in Edmonton aren't the government.

BC Government developments have a number of requirements including union membership. The B.C. Construction Association argues the requirements have been a key reason for cost overruns. The government disagrees, saying the reasons for cost overruns are inflation and labour shortages, not its rules about unions. Some recent hospital projects are managed by the government, so fall under their requirements, like the Cowichan District Hospital project and the Nanaimo District Hospital replacement. St Paul's doesn't have the same requirements because Providence are the developer. It makes a big difference - if this was a government project, the workforce would all be in a union.

The New St Pauls is required to meet the City of Vancouver standards for some new hiring and procurement being local - there's a report on that here, but union membership, or pay, aren't part of that.
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Let me guess, the big retail space is either Rexall or Shoppers
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Retail space is to be provided in the CSRC and is envisaged to
be closely related to the surrounding health functions of the
Healthcare Campus.
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The presence of a retail unit – likely food and
beverage – will further animate the northeast end of the Civic Plaza
with activity. Two commercial units facing the Civic Plaza, will also
have opportunities to create moveable outdoor seating.
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Bank or liquor store.
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Let me guess, the big retail space is either Rexall or Shoppers
Whichever can best tolerate the shoplifting in the DTES.
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Whichever can best tolerate the shoplifting in the DTES.
How about an artisanal blacksmith that only makes decretive anvils and anchors?
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How about an artisanal blacksmith that only makes decretive anvils and anchors?
To throw through windows?
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You assume they'll have a lot of security around there so maybe it won't be that bad
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The webcam has been adjusted. Possibly the camera was upgraded, it would have been nice to have had this shot the entire project.


https://mds.multivista.com/index.cfm?fus...UID=47B9FB5D-4B52-406E-82DE-2FCBF52F03B5
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The webcam has been adjusted. Possibly the camera was upgraded, it would have been nice to have had this shot the entire project.


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I rode past the south side of the project and wow she's beefy! There's a lot of bulk there.
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Were those poles in the entryway part of the original design?
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Were those poles in the entryway part of the original design?
The 2021 version had a different design for the entire facade, but the entrance with the poles has been on the New St Paul's website for a year or two.



The Emergency entrance (which is on the east side of the building) has a similar design

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The angled columns were probably one of the only flourishes allowed.
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The project did a total relook at the entrance and its connection to the plaza and public realm and looked at making it more inclusive, considering the narrative of all under one roof.

Elements of house posts and welcome figures were added to the entrances. Wood grain elements were added to all the secondary entrances to create visual markers, create warmth, and contrast.

The owners and user engagement groups the applicant is working with have supported the present scale and dominance of the entries.
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CSRC got foundation to grade permits issued on July 7th
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