[someone123]

I think part of the problem in Bedford is that the waterfront has very few amenities and shows few signs of the kind of progress that matters to people. It's basically some small condos and an enormous pile of construction waste that has been slowly growing for a decade or so. Bedford has grown by leaps and bounds. It's understandable that people look at the waterfront there and wonder what's going on.

If part of the fill had been developed into some nice mixed condos and shops with good public waterfront areas the optics would be a lot better. Looks at the stuff planned for King's Wharf; they're even looking at putting in an artificial beach.