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Malheureusement, le (la) politicien(ne) qui ose dire la vérité ne serait jamais élu(e).
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the Wilshire Grand Center. 335M. Completed in 2017. But aside from this nothing since LA Live circa 2005. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilshire_Grand_Center
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Si Joey lui donne les outils nécessaires...
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While I'm happy to see a big name come to Montréal, I can't help but feel that the Impact continues to run without a plan. Everything that they do seems last minute, trying to patch holes, patch up leaks... and the result of this lack of planning (and execution) is the disastrous product you see on the field. I hope to be wrong but this feels like another marketing coup that won't translate into more than a six month honeymoon. As much as I hate to admit it, the Impact should study how Seattle and Toronto (now without big money Giovinco), are able to year after year remain super competitive. Lay out a plan with a strategy and stick to it. Stop the improvisation. Give your staff the tools to succeed (financial, technical/sporting, decision making) and let them fly. I can see Kevin Gilmore complaining next year about media and city support after another season outside of the playoffs.
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Is the soil here more contaminated than a usual downtown development site because of the underground gas tanks?
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Uniqlo is fantastic. Great quality stuff, good design and affordable prices. Think of a Japanese inspired H&M but that is actually good quality. It's also less "fast-fashion" than H&M but I can't think of a better comparable. I've been waiting for years for Uniqlo to come to Montreal. No more visits when in Toronto
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Enlightening article on Canadian metro costs and why they are too high. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canadas-soaring-subway-construction-costs-need-to-get-back-on-track/
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ville-marie Appartements Dorchester - 37 étages
Gotti a répondu à un sujet de montréaliste dans Complétés
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I agree that it's de mauvaise foi and there should be a path for compensation. Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure there's a clause in the sales contract stating that the final outcome is subject to change (when compared to the exterior design, finishing, etc., that they bought on). Can anyone who recently bought a condo on plan confirm this?
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Enticy is not an English word. It may sound like one but it's completely made up. Here is proof: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/enticy?utm_campaign=sd&utm_medium=serp&utm_source=jsonld Je m'étonne que le choix du nom du projet t'inquiète. C'est du marketing pur et j'imagine que le promoteur a payé cher à une boîte de professionnels pour le concevoir. Finalement, le promoteur est un consortium dirigé par Claridge. Je pense que Pierre Boivin et Stephen Bronfman ont Montréal tatoué au coeur.
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Je suis d'accord avec tes propos. Je ne pense pas qu'un recouvrement de Décarie aura lieu bientôt - surtout en tenant compte de sa facture élevée. Néanmoins, ça changerait le quartier de façon incroyable.
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Agreed wholeheartedly. It's like a giant knife cutting through the heart of many quartiers. It's similar to how the old Bonaventure completely cut off Griffintown from Vieux-Montréal and downtown from the Quartier International. If pricing for this project is premium, then a buyer will be paying for a gorgeous view of --- the Décarie Expressway and it's traffic jams!
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There goes attracting any free agents to an eventual Expos 2.0. Players with a family will absolutely not stand for that kind of position - even if makes sense due to climate.
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Un surplus budgétaire plus élevé que prévu à Québec
Gotti a répondu à un sujet de Normand Hamel dans L'actualité
Another way to view this is that Quebec's expenses are too high. There are two sides to government budgets and books: Revenues (tax receipts) and expenses (program spending, interest expense, etc.). I don't want to start a debate on the choices Quebec has made in terms of spending vs. other provinces. I'm simply saying that you need to look at both sides of the equation. -
We’ve got to be close to full employment. If one needed more economic proof for why we need more - not less - qualified /skilled immigration, this is it. Pretty soon we’ll, if not already, GDP growth will diverge with its potential growth.
