Pulse
What Edmonton is talking about — straight from social feeds.
Reddit · 896 posts
All Reddit →New ren fair west of Edmonton — Pembina Renaissance Fair hits the Entwistle Rodeo Grounds September 5 from noon to 5 p.m. Interactive quests, reenactors, artisan market, petting zoo. An hour's drive, easy day trip.
That mural outside an Edmonton apartment building has people spotting it all over Reddit — locals hyped to see the city getting noticed.
A landowner who's been trying to get an oil company to pay him for three years put up a protest sign on provincial land just outside Edmonton. The province is apparently using tractors to block it from view — if true, that's a wild use of public resources.
Edmonton's hit 10 new cases of Dutch elm disease this summer. If you've got elms in your yard, watch for wilting branches — early detection can save the tree.
Killarney School is temporarily moving some students to a different building while crews repair storm damage from July. Check your kid's school for updates on classroom locations.
Scotiabank Theatre seats are uncomfortable and creaky, ruining the tension during movies. Locals want upgrades — and they want the dragon (Excalibur) back as a static photo op with LED fire effects.
YouTube · 29 posts
All YouTube →Travel creator Ali Ozan dropped a short on what Edmonton looks like when the sun goes down. City's got that nighttime energy.
someone just dropped a travel guide on YouTube about nightlife on Whyte Ave — worth a watch if you're trying to figure out where to actually go when the sun sets.
A family from Jamaica is road-tripping through Alberta and just hit Edmonton to see what the capital's about. Their 10-day tour included Jasper and Calgary, and now they're sharing what they think of YEG — worth a watch if you're curious what visitors notice about the city.
two YouTube shorts from Jamaican In Canada creator about life in Canada — one on motivation and advice, one on starting with nothing here. natural migration content hitting Edmonton feeds.
Someone cycled through downtown Edmonton on a Sunday morning and posted the ride — quiet streets, nice weather, real city life. Worth the watch if you're curious how the core looks on a weekend.
Hawrelak Park is back open and ready. Fresh grounds, new Indigenous art, and the full festival schedule waiting. Go check it out.
