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Old Posted Aug 9, 2012, 3:43 PM
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^City of 810,000... CMA of 1.1.

But yes, we have a lot of buildings between 12 and 20 storeys.
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Old Posted Aug 9, 2012, 4:54 PM
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Outside the pub last night, touch of skyline.

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Old Posted Aug 10, 2012, 12:23 AM
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more adventures on the 35$ bike view from lyndsy park

remembers when this bridge was closed to the public
     
     
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Nice bike, you could sell that here for an easy $150.

Queens Park old Skyline focal point. By me.

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^ Fun fact: The tower of Whitney Block is unoccupied (and has been since the 60's) because it is deemed a fire hazard with only one staircase.

A shame, because it really is fantastic:

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Indeed, it's such a waste it sits empty.
     
     
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I've always wondered, why don't they put a fire escape on the back side of the tower? It would ugly up one side but that way the tower would actually be used!
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by milboul from mtlurb.com
Quite a rare view, no skyline shots ever feature the University Tower, at all. ever.
     
     
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I love our cities in Canada. Perfect.

Have a great weekend everyone. Im going to saskatoon!!!!!! lol. It is actually really nice for a smaller city.

cheers.
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Shaughnessy Village neighbourhood of Montrea, the most densely populated area in Quebec:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alex_mayer/3476791858/
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quick cell phone snap from edworthy this morning (by me)

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.. by ronnie.yip, on Flickr
     
     
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Shaughnessy Village neighbourhood of Montrea, the most densely populated area in Quebec:

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This looks so much like a bigger, denser area in Winnipeg (downtown looking into west end) that its almost scary...like looking 80 years into the future or something


1ajs, funny the date you uploaded that first picture of Calgary, I was walking down that same bridge!


here's an awesome (old) shot of Winnipeg from the sky, courtesy of SignalHillHiker, permission taken from his thread in the MB/SK section


     
     
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This looks so much like a bigger, denser area in Winnipeg (downtown looking into west end) that its almost scary...like looking 80 years into the future or something


1ajs, funny the date you uploaded that first picture of Calgary, I was walking down that same bridge!


here's an awesome (old) shot of Winnipeg from the sky, courtesy of SignalHillHiker, permission taken from his thread in the MB/SK section


That is a great shot, but it can't be too old, as it looks like Journey to Churchill is underway in the photo.
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Needs more skyscrapers in the mid-ground
     
     
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