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Old Posted Dec 14, 2013, 9:02 PM
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Thanks for sharing the Vid of Calgary Reesonov..Enjoyed that! How much do they charge for all day parking in Calgary?..Just curious.Great pics these last few posts as well...Nice to see some shots of Saskatoon.
I believe Calgary is only second to New York City for downtown parking rates.

All day in the core is min $25 and up a day. (Weekdays)

There are lots on the fringe of downtown that may be $15 to $20 or have early bird rates though. On the weekends most parking is a flat $2 a day though.
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 14, 2013, 10:44 PM
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^That picture shows how much potential St-Antoine street has. Including CF's future phases, there could easily be a dozen or so towers along its southern flank.


In this one taken from nun's island, the new skyscrapers will also make quite the impact

http://www.marieclaudelaurent.com/DATA/LIEU/94_800.jpg

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Looking at that last photo, you can see the transformation of King West from Warehouse and Parking Lot district to the largest live, work, play, and entertainment district in Toronto. I can see 3 cranes and 2 new towers built there and it looks like a lot more on the way. The Entertainment District along King West is developing a more big city hustle and bustle feel with the influx of all the new residents and the potential for much more down the line.
     
     
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^ Wow! That last shot of Montreal..Classic..Thanks for posting. One of my new fave's of that city now.

Props to that Victoria shot and the latest Toronto as well.
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 15, 2013, 5:36 PM
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Old Posted Dec 15, 2013, 8:15 PM
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That first Montreal shot is amazing, all of those Toronto shots blew my mind, and sweet Edmonton Pano! Great diversity on this page guys! Amazing shots



Here's Calgary to join the party! Not a great shot, but it does show decently well the breadth of the core better than most shots do.


http://past.theweathernetwork.com/your_weather/details/4029/7598830/38/hits/1/604800/16113


and a bit of beauty shot


http://www.getdown.ca/2012/06/28/canada-day-calgary-2012/
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Wow. This is such a brilliant skyline shot, you don't know where to begin falling all over yourself exulting in praise of it.

Toronto doesn't have any magnificent individual towers, but this pic shows that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The density and variety are delightful. It almost looks like a Lego model! Maybe that has to do with the lighting and the exposure, aka camera wizardry?

It's not just a sea of green glass. And while I'd love to see more non-boxy towers go up, I think Toronto has done the boxy thing quite well. Though more curves and rounded buildings would really be wonderful. What's that wavy one in Sao Paolo? Something like that would be epic here.

I can't get enough of the density, and it's exciting to think that it's going to get even denser. There's still so much space to work with along the lake shore. I can't wait for the Donlands to get built up.

I declare Toronto's skyline totally awesome. I think I personally like it better than Chicago's now. Chicago is obviously legendary, dense and full of epoch-making individual buildings, but Toronto has the "quirky cosmopolitan" thing going on that really speaks to me. Yeah, it's a cliche, but it has become Toronto's defining cliche. And that's a really kewl thing.
     
     
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That pic is awesome, and it only shows a fraction of the skyline!
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Old Posted Dec 15, 2013, 11:06 PM
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Those blue shots of Edmonton are just dreamy.
     
     
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An interesting view of Victoria...


http://www.nanharter.com/2011/09/05/victoria/
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This is stunning. I love the colours in the cityscape but the sky really sets it off. Makes it look a little surreal (as it should - just realized it's because the lighting in the sky doesn't match that on the buildings... still a great picture)
     
     
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It's too bad that video focuses exclusively on the Eastern side of the core which is currently (but not for long) parking lot heaven! :/
Just think of all the potential there.
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