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The Field of Crosses memorial is running sunrise and sunset ceremonies in the 11 days before Remembrance Day. A post on r/calgary is asking what people think of the annual ceremony.
Someone on r/calgary finishes work after 11pm and doesn't want to go home. They're asking what's open late in the city, from food to a show to just driving around.
Trick-or-treat counts are being swapped on r/calgary. One commenter had three groups all night and says that's normal for their area, with plenty of leftover candy.
Anyone else feeling bone tired lately? A bunch of people in the same circles are saying the same thing, no sickness, just wiped out.
Still so weird not having the clocks go back this year. NFL night games are at 7:30 now and it's throwing my whole evening off.
New to Halloween after years on an acreage. What treat do your kids like most, pop, chocolate, or chips?
Looking for a free public indoor ping-pong table in north or downtown Calgary. The Royal Oak YMCA one is gone now.
Six slow wasps on a mudroom window in November, and the poster's already planning a shrink-film job. They're asking the sub what to do next.
Someone's looking for a place to get their 2006 Sony stereo cassette deck cleaned. The tape player whirs loud, and they want it checked so it lasts another 20 years. Anyone have a trusted repair shop in the city?
A couple is looking at buying in Seton and wants to know what locals think about living there. They say they like the amenities.
Somebody's family left out over 40 bags of candy and a kid cleaned it out. The poster is frustrated and says one parent now has to stay home next year to hand out candy.
someone on r/calgary is bracing for the school run in the dark now that the clocks have changed. seasonal depression, the post says.
one reddit user says the district station lobby was locked during posted hours and buzzing got them nothing. they had to call 311 and got told to wait outside 15-60 min. the post asks what the point of operating hours is.
a reddit post warns the transit app times are off, and one app is an hour behind because it hasn't adjusted for the clocks not falling back. double-check the city schedule before you head out.
a post said clocks should read 5:14 with no fall-back today, then the author corrected it: DST continues today. a few folks may have slept in.
Someone's old house is getting way fewer trick-or-treaters than the new infill next door, about 4x the kids. Porch light's on, no decorations. Is it the house or have norms changed?
Aurora with a red moon over northwest Calgary around 11:15 last night. Someone got a great shot.
Firetrucks, five of them, heading east downtown around 12:45 tonight. Nobody's saying what's going on yet.
Half the kids at the door tonight just silently opened their bags instead of saying trick or treat. About a third had no costume at all. Anyone else?
Calgarians on r/calgary are swapping trick-or-treat counts by community tonight and asking how this year compares to past years.
