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Can I make a suggestion? Create a 'Laval' subfolder? Similar to the 'Griffintown' folder?

Excavators broke ground today. No time wasted!

4 pieces of machinery mobilized onsite. Excavation appears to be imminent.

Nice progress! Thanks dee

Although it's positive news that the medians for both cities are at par, the median as a standalone metric is not robust. It picks a single point on the curve. It doesn't explain poverty, as was mentioned above. It also doesn't explain the top 50%, which attributed to Toronto's explosive growth. Always have to be careful when a journalist writes an article about stats.

Crane was disassembled today

https://vimeo.com/174968093

^^ la réponse montréalaise aux tours élevées de Toronto. That was a painful read

You see the huge tower in the middle of the picture? Slightly to the left of that, off of Yonge.

https://vimeo.com/174435271

Small backhoe doing excavation work near the Saint Antoine sidewalk. Unsure if it's tdc2 related.

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It's absolutely normal for projects to cost more than expected. Naturally, jobs go to those who bid amongst the lowest. So contract prices are low to begin with. And procurement/subcontractors always cost more than expected as unforeseen events come into play. Those who complain about budgeting have probably never had to develop a business budget themselves. And I bet their personal budgets are not any better! Great La Presse article though to shine light on this obvious life reality.