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Originally Posted by O-tacular
Yes I remember that argument we had...
It's always those aerial shots from the north that lead to these comments and fights. Yes there are literally sfh's across the Bow River from DT which always surprises visitors who assume it is actually a different municipality. There are nodes with towers like Kensignton and Bridgeland though which are developing quite a bit and can't be seen from the north side because of the river valley though. That's the only reason I always make a comment. Just trying to educate people that while there are burbs on the doorstep of DT on the north side, they are densifying and the Beltline to the south is the exact opposite. Calgary does have dense, urban, walkable communities. It's not just suburbia with a dead DT core.
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Don't even think it's worth the argument. Calgary is a late bloomer it's never going to have the neighborhoods that ring Toronto and Montreal. The beltline and a few small neighbourhoods aren't the same as having miles upon miles of urban neighborhoods.
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