Reddit pulse / page 22
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Greta Downtown is closing July 26. Another one bites the dust on the core.
Sunrise Records reopened in West Edmonton Mall in a way bigger Phase 1 location downstairs from where they were before. The sun has indeed risen again.
Alberta's ditching daylight saving time. The province is done with the twice-yearly clock switch and has adopted permanent Alberta Time — so no more losing or gaining an hour.
shoutout to the WEM manager for The Odyssey who dealt with 20+ minutes of no sound at the packed 70mm showing this afternoon — stayed calm through hecklers, had courtesy tickets ready after, and gave away free swag before the movie. that's how you handle a stressful event.
YegWave comments are absolutely obsessed with blaming bike lanes for everything — place on fire? bike lanes. water backed up from rain? bike lanes. it's the all-purpose villain in every thread.
local artist just finished an 24×48 oil painting of an Edmonton winter landscape called "Lights Will Guide You Home" — the comment: at least there are no mosquitoes in this version.
Low Level Bridges are closing this weekend. Plan your route around them if you're heading downtown or south side.
The wildfire smoke map is finally breaking our way for once. Air quality looking better than it has in weeks.
someone's genuinely asking if they've lost the plot — a hash brown at mcdonald's is now $2.69. it's literally a fried potato. the cost of grabbing quick breakfast is getting out of hand.
heads up if you've got small dogs or kids at terwillegar — there's a guy on an e-bike going full speed on the main trails, full-face helmet and all. seen him multiple times this past week. grab your pup quick if you see him coming.
the snowbirds took off from edmonton today and it might be their last run. the iconic flyby is becoming history — tough to see it go.
that silent lightning we all saw last night? it's called heat lightning. the whole city was out watching — no thunder, just constant flickering in the clouds for minutes straight. totally wild.
The Snowbirds took off from the city today for what might be their final run before retirement. Locals out in awe watching them fly.
A Reddit user caught sight of a white magpie on Edmonton's north side and is wondering if it's as rare as it looks. If you've seen unusual birds around the city lately, the subreddit's got the discussion.
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds took off from YEG on July 15 in their iconic CT-114 Tutor jets — retiring the aircraft at the end of 2026. They'll be back in a few years when the new CT-157 Siskin II enters service, but if you want to catch the current fleet, they're scheduled for airshows like the one at CFB Cold Lake this weekend.
97th northbound was a complete gong show after the storm — taken me over an hour just to get through the area. Traffic getting diverted from 127th and funneling down to one lane at the underpass. Avoid if you can.
Storm damage everywhere this morning, and people are saying: if you're in an older area, check your weeping tile backflow valve. Lots of basements flooding that didn't before — could be a stuck valve. Worth knowing about if you own a house.
Shaw/Rogers been down since about 6:15 a.m. across way more of the city than they're saying. Waited an hour on hold and customer service had no idea how many people were affected. Check if you're impacted — they're saying call back for updates instead of actually updating the website.
Eight-year-old indoor cat Sisko snuck out near 117 Avenue and 90 Street. Black with white belly spot, microchip on back of neck. Doesn't usually approach people — if you spot him, reach out.
Everyone who parks outside is holding their breath — another round of severe weather with hail and tornado risk hit the alert system as the city's been getting pounded all week.
