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On Monday, Prairie Sky Gondola is asking for city council’s blessing to press forward with its scheme for a 2.5-kilometre gondola from Whyte Avenue to downtown cutting mostly through Edmonton’s cherished river valley.
A mono-cable gondola, the least costly of the design types, would add a non-essential, redundant transportation corridor to an area well served by many transportation crossings including the new Walterdale Bridge.
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Proponents proffer phrases like “transit-oriented development” to feign alignment with the city plan. Without surprise, a private entity is being assisted at the public’s expense by Edmonton’s developer-friendly city administration. This works well in cites where public purpose, community benefit agreements and social procurement are front and centre. In