Thursday · Oct 8, 2026
Basketball courts in Edmonton — where to find pickup games
New to Edmonton and looking for a court to shoot hoops. If you know a spot where people regularly show up for pickup basketball, local subredditors are gathering intel.
Someone's looking for red pizza
Edmontonian craving the "red pizza" (aka tomato pie) their family used to get from Italian bakeries. If you know where to find it, they're asking — original family recipe might...
Last bike rides before Edmonton winter hits
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.
RCMP warns Khalistan referendum organizer of death threats ahead of Edmonton October 18 vote
American activist Avtar Singh Pannu receives second duty-to-warn notice in two months. Organizers plan non-binding referendum on Khalistan independence the day before Alberta...
First snowfall hits Alberta this Thanksgiving weekend; 20+ cm possible in mountain areas
Environment Canada warns of treacherous conditions Friday through Sunday as rain turns to snow. Meteorologist urges winter-tire prep and caution for holiday travellers.
Blue Cross customer service call turns into language lesson
A Reddit user called Blue Cross about private insurance and got paired with a customer service rep who was so funny and genuinely helpful they ended up offering to tutor him in...
Rougaroux w/ Truster, ?numb?dame?, Bad Over Worse
The Starlite Room - Temple
Honest Heart Collective w/ Bad Communicators And The Carpoolers
The Buckingham
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Man, 54, dies in hospital three days after arrest in northwest Edmonton; ASIRT investigating
Person lost consciousness during struggle with police near Rapperswill Drive and 173A Avenue on Sept. 16. Off-duty nurse performed CPR at scene.
Province rolling back Edmonton's infill zoning rules
Alberta's forcing Edmonton to scrap most of its 2024 zoning overhaul that had allowed duplexes, rowhouses, and up to 8-unit apartment buildings in single-family zones....
Holiday season prep starts now in Edmonton
Sleigh bells are ringing and the city's gearing up for the holidays. Whether it's holiday markets, festive events, or seasonal menus, Edmonton's got options lined up.
Alberta orders Edmonton to scrap 2024 zoning reforms within three months
The province is rolling back housing density, parking, and building-height rules that expanded housing types across the city.
Edmonton businesses earning Rainbow Registered designation
Businesses across Edmonton are receiving Rainbow Registered status, signalling commitment to 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion. More than just a sticker — it's a recognition backed by...
Iron Hive's Alberta honey meads offer an accessible entry to an ancient drink
The Edmonton meadery stocks three regular meads made exclusively with Alberta honey, which produces 40% of Canada's supply.
Violent sex offender will reside in Edmonton after prison release; EPS issues warning
Denzel Dre Colton Bird, convicted of 2016 aggravated sexual assault, is subject to court-ordered conditions including a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew.
City updated waste standards for multi-unit infills last January to fix rowhome issues
Someone involved with Edmonton zoning organizations posted on Reddit about waste concerns in infills — photos of overflowing bins, pile-ups. The city actually fixed this. Waste...
ER wait times hitting 8-12+ hours with little communication, locals frustrated
People are venting about Edmonton's ER wait times stretching 8, 10, even 12+ hours with almost no updates on where they stand. Patients sit in waiting rooms in pain, exhausted,...
Local Club YEG at HUB Mall showcases Albertan makers and student vendors
The Local Club YEG just opened in HUB Mall off the University LRT station. It's a retail space run by local Albertan small business owners, artists, and U of A students —...
St. Albert rejects infill bylaw changes, citing resident backlash on skinny homes
Council voted Tuesday against lowering lot-width requirements that would have allowed more narrow dwellings in older neighbourhoods, despite planner warnings about housing supply.
Alberta's time zone jump takes effect November 1, reshaping connections to U.S. neighbours
The province moves one hour ahead of Montana and two hours ahead of California as it locks in permanent daylight time, prompting mixed reactions from Edmontonians.
Edmonton car insurance rates spike 36% after speeding tickets
someone's car insurance jumped 36% to $5k per year for two vehicles after two speeding tickets over the past two years — one car has no collision coverage, both are 10 years...
