Isn’t that what they did? Except to help preserve the “value” if the rare items you still have to get lucky to be allowed to buy them.
If they had a store where you could buy the ultra rare skins for 1000$, that would push down the “value” if the skins more quickly.
I’m so surprised that municipalities weren’t willing to reduce development charges when they had a promise of maybe possibly getting provincial funding. I never could have imagined that would happen…
I also enjoy Navidrome. What does Musicassistant add for you? Seems like it can do a whole lot
Which books would you recommend? I know very little, the part I’m most familiar with is instilling distrust in public institutions is one of the early steps towards fascism.
I’ve also naively connected the Canadians right’s insistance on stirring distrust in CBC, statscan data, Health Canada, PBO, etc as a step away from a free democracy towards fascism or one of the other forms of governments that depends on lack of information.
I played this a bunch back when it launched. I did enjoy it a fair bit.
The article doesn’t really go into details of what the developer has planned.
I have to assume they are looking to demolish the block and build something higher than 3 floors with a bunch more units?
It’s unfortunate if the developer isn’t offering any options for tenants to move back into the new building.
This doesn’t feel like a renoviction though.
Curious to see where this lands. I’m not in that space, but it sounds to me like this could be an overcorrection before we know how much more common those rarer items are becoming. It still all comes down to luck of the trade ups