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The entire theatrical LOTR trilogy plays at Telus World of Science on July 5 — Fellowship at noon, Two Towers at 3:30 p.m., Return of the King at 7 p.m. Tickets on sale now.
Looking for fancy popsicles to thank about 30 people? Someone's asking r/Edmonton for spots better than Costco — thoughts are brewing on where to find elevated treats.
Khazana is shutting down. Over 10 years the restaurant built one of the most stunning interiors anyone's seen in Edmonton — now people are grieving losing that architectural gem.
Collision at Groat Road and 111 Ave Sunday evening — someone has dash cam footage and is asking the girl hit by a left-turning car to reach out. Police report incoming.
world cup watch parties are happening and the vibe is there — rainy evening but people are out, goals are going in, everyone's getting into it.
rain's been steady all night and sumps are working overtime. folks reporting them cycling every 20 minutes or so — definitely the main thing on everyone's mind rn.
the LRT between Century Park and Clareview is extremely delayed or possibly not running. transit's not looking great right now.
the Yellowhead Trail flooded under the CN Rail Bridge after heavy rain Tuesday afternoon, closing westbound lanes from 97 to 124 Street. crews are bailing out the water.
the sidewalks are basically a minefield right now because of cobra chickens. if you're walking near green spaces or the river valley, watch your step.
The four-way stop at Maple Rd and 12th St is being removed after hundreds of 311 complaints about traffic backups. Looks like the complaints actually worked.
A romcom called Middle Life, made with July Talk, is screening at Cineplex on June 10 for one night only. The filmmakers self-financed and self-distributed the whole thing.
Someone handed out candy to people stuck in traffic on the road. Small moment, but it hit different during rush hour.
Water Not Coal book tour is stopping at Elements Outfitters in South Edmonton Common (1441 99 Street) from 4 to 6 p.m. today, plus Daisy Chain Book Co. in Beaumont (5010-50 Street) from 2 to 4 p.m. Check WaterNotCoal.ca for other locations.
Alberta's cyclical caterpillar outbreak is in full swing — millions of forest tent caterpillars are stripping trees across the province right now. Don't picnic under aspen trees unless you're okay with droplets from above.
Elections Alberta is recruiting more than 60,000 paid election officers for the October 19 separation referendum. Recruitment opens June 8, 2026 — check the site if you want in on the work.
A proposed Bus Rapid Transit line on Whyte Avenue would remove parking and travel lanes. The plan is circulating on r/Edmonton and locals are weighing in on the tradeoffs.
The Popeyes at 5151 Ellerslie Rd SW had bone-dry chicken and a dismissive staff vibe. Someone's warning others to skip it.
Someone's trying to sell Force of Will cards and can't find a shop that takes anything beyond the big three (Pokemon, Yugioh, One Piece). Common Box Games and HPW both passed.
Rain finally hit today and it's localized in wild ways—some spots got way more than others. Interesting to see the city map out.
someone posted a photo of the outrageous LRT wait times on the board and everyone's losing it. the trains are backed up like nothing we've seen in a while.
