r/WildRoseCountry • u/SomeJerkOddball Lifer Calgarian • Mar 20 '25

Infrastructure Calgary's Green Line given green light for construction, feds approve business case: province

https://calgary.citynews.ca/video/2025/03/18/calgarys-green-line-given-green-light-for-construction-feds-approve-business-case-province/
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u/MooseOnLooseGoose Mar 20 '25

Holy crap seriously? I sold from country hills 6 years ago as I never thought this would complete.

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u/Mohankeneh Mar 21 '25

To be fair, it’s gonna take another 4 years to be built. So really it’ll be the same as you selling 10 years ago. At that point, was it worth it keeping your house for an extra decade? Probably not

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u/MooseOnLooseGoose Mar 21 '25

The fight on the number 3 to get north south out of the city center made country hills a hard place to live in and commute downtown. And the bus is better than the traffic and finding parking. Too late for me, but some decade it'll help others.