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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 12:12 AM
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Wow this guy has really drunk the Starbucks Coolaid.
Yeah, its a stretch.
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 6:47 AM
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The one lone option was way out in the east end (it's now Cafe Caffiena but it was something else before). Every time I'm in Saskatoon I'm in awe that you can drive up to a Starbucks window and get a coffee...

Besides Fuddruckers it's the biggest thing I'm jealous of Saskatoon for.
I will say that McDonalds has come a long way with their coffee menu. For convenient, chain coffee, they have everything I need. Whereas previously I would never go there nor to Tim's.

Also, I believe Robin's Donuts have drive-thrus at multiple locations, including south Albert. Though I'm personally not a fan of this brand.

I think the entire country is probably jealous of Saskatoon as I believe that is the only remaining Canadian location.
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St. John's has a drive-thru Starbucks.
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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 4:25 PM
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I think he's talking about Fuddruckers, not Starbucks. Lots of cities have drive thru Starbucks.
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 4:25 PM
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St. John's has a drive-thru Starbucks.
I think he was referring to Fuddruckers. haha

Edit: ^^^ Beat me to it ha
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 9:44 PM
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Colliers says nothing to worry about in Regina for 2015:

https://www.collierscanada.com/~/media/F...iers%20Regina%20CRER%20Presentation.ashx
     
     
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I will say that McDonalds has come a long way with their coffee menu. For convenient, chain coffee, they have everything I need. Whereas previously I would never go there nor to Tim's.

Also, I believe Robin's Donuts have drive-thrus at multiple locations, including south Albert. Though I'm personally not a fan of this brand.

I think the entire country is probably jealous of Saskatoon as I believe that is the only remaining Canadian location.
Mehh was never really a fan of fuddruckers, if i wanted to have drinks with my food i would go to Houston's or BPs. I'm liking me some five guys tho, now those are burgers!!!
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 10:35 PM
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Colliers says nothing to worry about in Regina for 2015:

https://www.collierscanada.com/~/media/F...iers%20Regina%20CRER%20Presentation.ashx
Thx for posting!
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 4, 2015, 11:37 PM
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Thanks for posting , in that report it has a proposed mixed use tower of hundred thousand square feet namerind tower
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2015, 12:00 AM
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Thanks for posting , in that report it has a proposed mixed use tower of hundred thousand square feet namerind tower
That's the Lorne and 11th proposal for low income housing. Base is grocery, then a couple floors of commercial, then the residential on the top 10 floors or so.
     
     
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Thanks for posting , in that report it has a proposed mixed use tower of hundred thousand square feet namerind tower
Just the office component is to be 100K sq ft. Most of it is to be residential.
     
     
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Just a neat graph from that Colliers report.
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2015, 1:40 AM
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That's the Lorne and 11th proposal for low income housing. Base is grocery, then a couple floors of commercial, then the residential on the top 10 floors or so.
That's a fair bit is office space being added to the core , one could shop and work at the same place , not a bad idea on those cold winter days
     
     
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RM of Sherwood reeve Kevin Eberle removed for Conflict of Interest
http://globalnews.ca/news/1813615/rm-of-...eberle-removed-for-conflict-of-interest/

Details have been forwarded to the RCMP and criminal charges may be pending.
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2015, 5:32 PM
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RM of Sherwood reeve Kevin Eberle removed for Conflict of Interest
http://globalnews.ca/news/1813615/rm-of-...eberle-removed-for-conflict-of-interest/

Details have been forwarded to the RCMP and criminal charges may be pending.
I've been reading some updates on twitter... They are also looking into the rest of the council because they are very surprised that they still supported and stood behind Eberle after they were given the report.
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2015, 5:50 PM
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Some of the key points I see in the report:
  • The RM banked on the fact that Kal Tire was going to open a large warehouse on their land, and when Kal Tire backed out of the deal the RM quickly put together this development idea to spur financial development.
  • Eberle & the developer refused to produce non-redacted documents showing the details of their deal to the investigator. It took weeks and weeks to finally break down their barriers and discover what money exchanged hands in this deal.
  • The RM of Sherwood and Eberle both use the same lawyer. Although it isn't illegal, it's very sketchy and looks really bad for all parties.
  • High employee turnover at the RM offices, with the clear reason people were being fired was their opposition to the Wascana Village devlopment. This caused RM council members to be influenced to vote a certain way on this development for fear of losing their jobs.
  • Eberle sold a quarter section of his land to Marathon Developments for $25,000 per acre ($4,000,000 total) in 2012. Once the Wascana Developments plan was approved in 2013, he then provided a valuation of his land to Great Prairie Developments of $43,000 per acre.

Jist of it is he railroaded this plan through without any due diligence and using his power as Reeve to ensure it succeeded.
     
     
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Some of the key points I see in the report:
  • The RM banked on the fact that Kal Tire was going to open a large warehouse on their land, and when Kal Tire backed out of the deal the RM quickly put together this development idea to spur financial development.
  • Eberle & the developer refused to produce non-redacted documents showing the details of their deal to the investigator. It took weeks and weeks to finally break down their barriers and discover what money exchanged hands in this deal.
  • The RM of Sherwood and Eberle both use the same lawyer. Although it isn't illegal, it's very sketchy and looks really bad for all parties.
  • High employee turnover at the RM offices, with the clear reason people were being fired was their opposition to the Wascana Village devlopment. This caused RM council members to be influenced to vote a certain way on this development for fear of losing their jobs.
  • Eberle sold a quarter section of his land to Marathon Developments for $25,000 per acre ($4,000,000 total) in 2012. Once the Wascana Developments plan was approved in 2013, he then provided a valuation of his land to Great Prairie Developments of $43,000 per acre.

Jist of it is he railroaded this plan through without any due diligence and using his power as Reeve to ensure it succeeded.
I mean to be fair that's what Saskatchewan was founded on. Does everyone forget Dewdney?
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2015, 6:38 PM
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I mean to be fair that's what Saskatchewan was founded on. Does everyone forget Dewdney?
Hear, hear, . . EXACTLY!!!!!

CJME stated that he was to make $58 million on the deal as well.
     
     
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2015, 6:59 PM
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In all seriousness he should go to jail for abusing public trust and taking advantage of power.
     
     
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