On top of licensed establishments not being allowed in the Local Commercial zone, they also cannot share space in a building with residences. That quashes any hope of having neighbourhood pubs with a couple apartments above.

Had the birria quesadilla there this weekend and it is also elite.

For some reason the previous iterations of convenience stores in this location never worked.

Good opportunity here for a mixed use building fronting on Brookside with some townhouses overlooking the golf course at the back of the property. www.realtor.ca/real-estate/...

Regardless of any opposition I think it would be tough to rezone, but who knows.

I'm sure people would complain about the lack of parking even if it was neighbourhood focused.

Portland Maine has some very nice restaurants in similar neighbourhoods and it would be nice to see the same here.

As dumb as this is, calling the police about it is even dumber.

Yes, this part of town could definitely use a proper licensed restaurant.

Regardless of its use the brick portion would be counted as the first storey. I suspect it's mostly parking though.

Calling it a storm is generous.

Between my dad I and we had three manual wagons, all 2006s. We bought them when they were 4-6 years old, and none had significant issues.

Looks exactly like my old one which was a five-speed manual. Great car!

It would also be great for anyone living in the Nasis/Brookside area to get uptown, avoiding going through downtown and up the hill that way.

He's insufferable.

Typically the term "debt service" refers to payments against both interest and the principal which is how I would read that.

That's not only interest, is it?

Almost certainly Maxwell's in the Crowne Plaza.

540 has good steak dishes as well.

That is what I was taught as well when I learned to drive, although that is a rather arbitrary measurement and changes based on your height and such.

It's more of a 1990s Honda rebadge of an Isuzu.