You could have titled this Forward Motion. Not only is the fellow moving forward and out of the frame, but the two women are also moving purposefully, and the street seems to be tilted just a bit toward us and toward the lower right. Not to mention the bright yellow graduated lines in the foreground. Dynamic.

Thanks, Bob. As I recall, they were all together and heading for the Old Navy (I went by them om my way to the dollar store).

Splendid street shot!

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Thanks, William.

It looks modern, well built, clean design.
A proper place with the tradition in its name.

It's very efficiently designed, too, José, except for being an open shopping centre in a city with harsh winters (not compared to the rest of Canada, but compared to most places). Nevertheless, they have minimized exposure to the weather.

They also suffered from their original anchor store being a Target, Target (an American retail chain) swept into Canada thinking they'd wipe out the competition just by being there; After two years they closed up shop and went home licking their wounds. So the big store sat empty for a few years, but they now have a tenant that seems to be successful,

A man in a rush! Having spent some time around stockyards I can see the resemblance with the confined corridors further back and the lines designed to guide movement.