http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/east-village-bronconnier-foodhall-1.4689094
Calgary's former mayor wants to transform this East Village lot into a food hall
Dave Bronconnier's project would go up across from the Drop-In Centre
Scott Dippel · CBC News · Posted: Jun 04, 2018 6:00 AM MT | Last Updated: 4 hours ago
A triangle-shaped parcel of land in the East Village could become the home of an unusual new food hall.
Framed by a flyover bridge, roads and the Calgary Drop-In Centre, it's a quirky property that will need something unique.
Enter: the city's former mayor Dave Bronconnier.
During his time in the mayor's office, Bronconnier had a hand in jump-starting the revitalization of the then run-down area east of city hall. He retired from politics in 2010.
Former Calgary mayor Dave Bronconnier wants to build a food hall in East Village. (Scott Dippel/CBC)
"I was committed when I was in my previous role and job and I'm still committed to seeing this area develop out," said Bronconnier.
Through his company Interloq Capital, which invests in real estate projects, Bronconnier wants to put his money down on the future of the East Village.
Three-sided building for triangle-shaped lot
The $5-million project is tentatively called The Corner.
It's a triangle-shaped piece of land, so The Corner will have three sides as well.
Bronconnier said it will feature a couple of restaurants as anchor tenants but there will also be a rotating selection of small food stalls where budding chefs and entrepreneurs can try out new food concepts.
There will be a food court-style seating area for customers.
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