Connecting CCW to CPT is exactly the plan. That's why the Inkster connection is rotated the way it is. And then Inkster goes westward and connects to Hwy 6.
If they build that inner ring road as shown in the CBC figure, there is no way Winnipeg doesn't end up with giant unaffordable suburban sprawl in Wilkes South. Show me a council who could build that road and then turn down a giant field of SFR sprawl with a cheap hit of short-term tax revenues and the political pressure of a bunch of skeezy developers.
Sals will eventually be out of business. They shutdown the old location on Ellice a few years back. It was still original style diner in there.
LOL..Really? I guess your years in the restaurant Biz will prove your fortune telling skills being accurate in a few years? It is crazy busy whenever I go or drive by many of their locations, except for perhaps St Annes. All their newer locations are doing well.
LOL..Really? I guess your years in the restaurant Biz will prove your fortune telling skills being accurate in a few years? It is crazy busy whenever I go or drive by many of their locations, except for perhaps St Annes. All their newer locations are doing well.
Sals will be around for a very long time. I have no idea why anyone would think they are in danger of going out of business.
Anyone else think that they should connect CPT directly to CCW?
That is essentially the exact alignment they are planning.
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I don't have to deal with it as a commuting route, I avoid it as best I can. To the point where I specifically resisted living in those areas near Kenaston so I wouldn't have to use it on the regular.
This is called 'structuring your life in an intelligent way'.
Sals seems like one of those local businesses that will get run into the ground like Kub bread. My extensive experience of never going to Sals or working in the restaurant biz has led me to this outcome lol
I don't understand the appeal of Salisbury House. You can go there and get a burger and fries that is half as good as what you can get at McDonald's or Burger King, but for double the price.
I don't understand the appeal of Salisbury House. You can go there and get a burger and fries that is half as good as what you can get at McDonald's or Burger King, but for double the price.
I went to Sals for the first time in probably 6 or 7 years years this past weekend for lunch.
The food is what it is. Average'ish diner food - but certainly a solid step up from fast food.
The service we had tho was unbelievable. I haven't had a server that good anywhere in years.
Cool, I mosty stick to downtown and the nearby areas so I don’t get a lot of exposure to the outer areas fast food offerings, but then again I eat at those type of places less than ince a month nowadays due to cost and just knowing that the food is barely real.
I don't understand the appeal of Salisbury House. You can go there and get a burger and fries that is half as good as what you can get at McDonald's or Burger King, but for double the price.
Sals is pretty bland but they grind their own hamburger, bake their own buns, and shred their own hash browns. It's not freezer food. I don't really care, but some people do.
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