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Snowy day in Edmonton today. Video from Ali Ozan Travel shows the first real snow of the season coming down.

Snowing at Waterton Lakes right now, with a waterfall that looks unreal in it. Chilly day, big mountain views.

A family that moved from Jamaica to Canada seven years ago chose to stay in Grande Prairie instead of moving to Edmonton or Calgary. They're talking about why — job opportunities, cost of living, community, and family lifestyle all factored into staying in northern Alberta despite the harsh winters.

someone posted from Cyprus and the sea is still surprisingly warm, sun's shining, whole Mediterranean vibe happening. if you're thinking spring escape, apparently October's still the move.

A YouTuber rode their bike to downtown Edmonton and found a huge outdoor screen broadcasting a live game — but the crowd was surprisingly small. The screen was working, the game was on, downtown just felt quiet.

There's a festival happening right now in downtown Edmonton. Someone biked through and found streets full of people, music, activities. Whole different energy than usual.

a cyclist toured Edmonton's most expensive neighborhoods and found homes selling for $1–3 million. prime locations, large properties, established areas, river valley access — but no specific addresses or recent comps. what makes a million-dollar street here?

a cyclist just discovered a neighborhood surrounded by forest, ravine views, and river glimpses that feel totally different from the busy parts of the city. the surprise find has them genuinely understanding why people love the area.

cameron falls in waterton is snowy and beautiful rn. if you're in the canadian rockies this fall, it's worth seeing in every season — chilly temps, fresh snow, incredible views.

It's October 10 in Waterton, Alberta and it's snowing hard — and the deer are just roaming around like it's any other day. Peak Canadian autumn moment.

First snow landed in Edmonton Saturday — catching snowflakes and playing in the backyard is back on the menu. Winter's officially arrived.

Temperatures dropping and leaves turning — riders catching final days on Edmonton streets before snow takes over. Few weeks left to get those last rides in.

Whyte Avenue was buzzing with crowds and live music last night. Streets full of people, incredible energy — if you haven't checked out the Ave after dark lately, it's worth a walk.

West Edmonton Mall is hosting a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event today with Indigenous storytelling, traditional Powwow dancing, Métis and hoop dancing, live performances from local Indigenous artists.

People were out dancing and soaking up the day at William Hawrelak Park Wednesday. That's the kind of energy the place has going on right now — lively, everyone together, watching the city come alive.

Live music and crowds filled O'Day'min Park downtown over the weekend — the whole vibe is different when someone's on stage. Worth a trip if you're looking for something to do outside.

Fred Broadstock and other outdoor pools are getting busy as fall weather stays sunny. Summer vibes sticking around longer than expected.

there's a whole quiet side of edmonton with no crowds, no traffic, just residential streets and the vibe most of us never see. sometimes the city is exactly what you need it to be.

Sylvan Lake's water is crystal clean and the beaches are packed this time of year. One of Alberta's most popular summer spots, but heads up—it gets seriously crowded.

Alberta Night Market is going down in the Terwillegar area with food vendors, lights, and that whole evening market vibe. Local community event vibes.