u/myronsandee

As part of an official thing like a ghost hunt

The location that always messes up. Wrong order, slow service, till confusion, transaction mishaps, item shortages.

That everyone in your city knows about it 🤣

Based on the typical Canadian city formation that followed this pattern?

Aside from West Edmonton Mall.

The one from the 60s/70s that was once the flagship sports arena but was replaced by the newer one in the 90s/2000s. Usually called <City Name> Forum or Gardens.

The Corral in Calgary, Exhibition Place or Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton, The Forum in Montreal.

The place that you know will have fellow fans, the game on many screens including the huge one with sound and competitive food/drink specials.

THEE park that is right on the major river or lake of that region. Usually hosts many of the festivals, performances and exhibitions.

Once Greyhound discontinued service in Canada. The locations were usually in prime spots in the wider downtown core.

From an aesthetic perspective based on a combination of layout, architecture, green spaces, scenery and location.

The type of place that could be used as a movie setting.

Queen's (Kingston)

University of Toronto (St. George Campus)

University of Alberta (Edmonton)

University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)

University of Victoria