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Old Posted Mar 15, 2018, 9:56 PM
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People pre-drink in their car before the game. If the police were the least bit interested they could catch 10s of people after every game by having a check-stop close to BellMTS. But they won't so much as give you a ticket for parking next to a fire-hydrant during a game. TNSE runs this town.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 6:23 AM
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People pre-drink in their car before the game. If the police were the least bit interested they could catch 10s of people after every game by having a check-stop close to BellMTS. But they won't so much as give you a ticket for parking next to a fire-hydrant during a game. TNSE runs this town.
You think the police are going to go after the top 10% of Winnipeg society, sadly you don't know how things work around here! Despite what you hear and think, there are in fact two sets of laws....
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 11:38 AM
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^ Will that plaza be licensed? The WPS is not particularly keen on public drinking and TBH I doubt TNS management will be all that keen on the idea either. Would YOU want a thousand or more strangers drinking beer in your backyard?
Well they're sorta asking for it. Lol ya know the whole flagship liquor store and all being literally part of the complex and mere steps away. It'll be like:
-shit i forgot to bring beer. Oh wait there's a whole goddam store rightin front of me.
Most mlcc stores close around 9 or 10. Perfect set up.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 1:38 PM
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 2:20 PM
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^Is that flagship Liquor Mart still going ahead? I thought I heard that Pallister axed the plan as well as a the downtown liquor-lotteries HQ?
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 2:23 PM
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Liquor mart just got scaled down in size.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 3:18 PM
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^ Will that plaza be licensed? The WPS is not particularly keen on public drinking and TBH I doubt TNS management will be all that keen on the idea either. Would YOU want a thousand or more strangers drinking beer in your backyard?
Guarantee you that during playoff times TNSE will fence off TNS and put up a beer garden. Thousands of people watching hockey, wanting beer? Sounds like a golden opportunity.
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I go for a tour of the TDS office space tomorrow. I will try and get some pictures of the square the other way.
WHERE ARE THE PICTURES?!?! I need new viewing angles!
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 3:53 PM
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Thought heard that local media was being given a tour of the TNS site today, something about that on CTV new a couple nights ago!

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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 3:58 PM
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 4:13 PM
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TN Square announces official topping-off of 225 Carlton
By Krista Sinaisky | Published: March 16, 2018
The first phase of the True North Square development, including Towers 1 and 2 at 242 Hargrave and 225 Carlton, has officially achieved a significant construction milestone with the topping-off of the vertical mixed-use retail, office, and residential tower at 225 Carlton. The building reached completion of the structural building phase in March 2018, hitting its final height of 25 storeys. This milestone follows the top-off of Tower 1, 242 Hargrave, at 17 storeys in December 2017.

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“Each step of the building process has been truly invigorating but with the top-off of both towers in Phase 1 now complete, we are celebrating a significant milestone both for True North Square and the City itself.” said Jim Ludlow, President of True North Real Estate Development. “At their final heights, we are now able to see the impact that these buildings have on the skyline and landscape of the City of Winnipeg. It’s not every day that buildings of this size, scale, and architectural detail are erected in our city, and we are pleased and proud to be part of the reshaping of our downtown.”

The construction of 225 Carlton will now focus on the completion of the building envelope. Installation of high-performance glass curtain wall has already begun and is set to be complete by late summer 2018. Internal and architectural finishes, including lobby, offices, residential suites, and building amenities will continue until the building reaches completion in the spring of 2019.

“The topping-off of the second tower at True North Square is a significant milestone as we enclose the building and continue with construction activities inside the building.” said Sean Barnes, Vice-President and District Manager of PCL Constructors Canada Inc. “The Truth North Square Project has provided PCL with an opportunity to showcase the exceptional skillset of our local tradespersons and subcontractors. Over 900,000 labour hours have been expended to date creating employment for over 1,300 people. PCL is proud to bring this project to life for our valued client.”

225 Carlton is truly a mixed-use building with two levels of retail space, four levels of boutique office space, and 19 levels of premium rental residences. The residential component of the building is comprised of high-end rental suites that raise the bar for upscale living in downtown Winnipeg and fill a niche for residents who make the choice to rent and maintain the fit-out quality one would expect to find with condominium ownership.

Residents will have direct access to all the benefits and conveniences of an urban lifestyle, including new boutique retail and hospitality offerings as well as connections to the downtown skywalk, rapid transit mall, bike paths, and the city’s hottest sports and entertainment at Bell MTS Place and at the RBC Convention Centre.

225 Carlton will offer 18 floor plans for its 194 suites, consisting of junior one-bedroom, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and two-bedroom-plus-den units. Suites offer premium features such as walk-in closets, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. Limited penthouse units on the 24th floor feature generous suite layouts and upgraded finish packages including natural gas fireplaces. Floor to ceiling glass provides for an abundance of natural light and expansive urban and prairie views from all suites.

The 25th floor will feature amenity spaces for the exclusive access of residents including full-service kitchen, dining room, media room, lounge areas, solarium, and outdoor terrace. 225 Carlton will also feature underground parking, secure bike storage, and access to a fitness studio. Each resident will also benefit from professional on-site management and concierge-style services led by the leading national property management firm, Bentall Kennedy Residential Services. In addition to 24-hour security, tenants will have access to secure lobby level storage for parcel and grocery delivery.

Those interested in learning more about the residences of 225 Carlton will be able to register to receive more information on a pre-leasing website launching in June 2018.

Tower 1, 242 Hargrave, is on schedule to open in July 2018. PCL and their subcontractors have completed the glass curtain wall and are now focused on the completion of interior spaces including the main lobby, elevators, tenant amenity floor, mechanical and electrical systems, two levels of underground parking, and the office space of lead tenant, Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP.

True North Square is a cutting-edge mixed-use development that, upon completion, will feature over one million square feet of office, hotel, residential, retail, parking and public plaza space, creating a new dynamic epicentre for Winnipeg’s downtown.

True North Real Estate Development partners with business leaders and innovative firms and people to realize exceptional and integrated places for people to work and live.

For more information on PCL, please visit pcl.com.
http://www.truenorthsquare.com/news/true...ces-official-topping-off-of-225-carlton/
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 4:32 PM
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It's interesting because you can see they are still forming the elevator core as we speak. Either way, good news.

I also just noticed the large mechanical unit sitting up tower 1, on the south side. Didn't see that get craned up.
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 4:39 PM
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Some photos by me yesterday and today. I am not part of the tour haha

Also, you get a really nice view on the project from MTS skywalk. The new skywalk extension being installed is already connected into tower 2. Gives a good feel of what everything will look like.

One other thing, the piece meal installation of the insulation drives me nuts! haha the perfectionist in me I guess. Just fill in all those white gaps already!! They're slowly getting there.













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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 4:47 PM
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 5:27 PM
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Me again. Looks like you can see the anchor bolts for steel columns next to the concrete hose in this photo. So looks like 25th is mostly steel.
https://twitter.com/truenorthsquare/status/974681118929645568

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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 6:16 PM
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^ Looks good!

My twitter timeline was flooded with pics over the last couple of hours so they must have had quite the media/industry/trade delegation on hand. (I think my invitation as an esteemed senior member of the Skyscraperpage forum must have ended up in my junk folder by mistake.)
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Old Posted Mar 16, 2018, 6:23 PM
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