> not really possible for those to be accurate either Sure, but you can make a good estimate, and if it ends up being more, then everyone wins. Google makes mo

> not really possible for those to be accurate either Sure, but you can make a good estimate, and if it ends up being more, then everyone wins. Google makes more, but so does the city and all businesses involved. And let's not ignore the other side of the coin, where if they do poorly, they will make less money. > as discussed in the article they are hardly on board. That's about this specific proposal, I was talking about the project as a whole, which was announced October 2017. Here's the conference where Trudeau, as well as the representatives for the province and city all welcome it quite happily: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_yg_BsJy_o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_yg_BsJy_o They are clearly onboard with Google as a whole, but yes, this specific proposal is obviously new and being looked at.