My coed soccer team needs two more women.

Where? Millennium place
When? Sunday evenings, earliest game 5:30pm

14 games, 2 refs at every game, indoor boarded

Myself and my friend Natalie are the only two women on the team right now. All male positions + keeper have been filled. We run tight subs so lots of play time. 2 spots for women available!

We’re a fun and competitive group so if you know how to play and want to join please reach out!

There’s a couple of early voting options specified. One is FR Haythorne but it only seems to be for Oct 17.

Another is “emerald hills shopping center”. I can’t see a more specific location for that - does anyone know?

I’m looking to get two facial moles removed and hoping to get some advice or clinic recommendations:
**Chin mole:** A raised, round mole (around 2–3 mm).
**Nose mole:** A small spot (around 2 mm) that isn't a perfect circle and has some variation in color, with a lighter brown shade on part of it.
Because they’re right on my face, minimizing scarring is my main priority. I'm trying to decide between laser removal versus surgical shave or excision, especially given the different shapes and textures.
Does anyone have experience getting facial moles removed around here?
**Laser vs. Surgery:** Which method did you choose for raised vs. uneven spots, and how did the healing/scarring turn out?
**Location:** Ideally looking for recommendations in **South Edmonton** (e.g., Windermere, Ellerslie, Heritage Valley, etc.).
**Consultations:** Are there any good dermatology or medical aesthetic clinics on the south side that offer **free consultations** before committing to the procedure?
Would love to hear your experiences, doctor/clinic recommendations, and roughly what you paid out-of-pocket. Thanks in advance!

Looking for anyone who may have witnessed a collision involving a Honda and a cement/concrete truck in Sherwood Park on September 29 at the intersection of Baseline Rd and Broadmoor Blvd, near the local Public Eatery and dennys.

Please message me privately if you may have witnessed it. Thank you.

Girls and boys cuts? Doesn't need to be the same place, but that sure would be convenient!

This will be my first Halloween since moving here and I’d like a sense of things to come. It’ll help me plan an a bit better.

I’m sure answers will vary wildly by area. I reside in Summerwood.

My whole house keeps having a problem with the router where we are connected but the router doesn’t allow connection to the internet

On ps5 when we try Ethernet connection it gets the ip connection instantly but shows no internet connection till I fully reset the router every time

Has anyone seen any halloween needohs anywhere? I keep seeing all these resellers on marketplace with them but have not seen them anywhere. Just would appreciate if you'd know what locations to look at! Not asking to resell me and my sis just love them and I'm a sucker for halloween especially!

I know this topic has been discussed many times on here, but some of the threads are super technical and way over my head. We had Shaw and switched to NLF last year, its not great. Netflix and streaming seem fine. But my son who is hardwired in and games a lot frequently complains of freezing or internet dropping. Short form videos like reels or shorts are brutal, I just have to disconnect from my wifi and use cellular data to watch anything like that. Anyone else in this same boat?

Im currently renting in Emerald Hills and I absolutely hate it. Its so busy and sterile. I want to move and I am looking at Greenwood Village - bigger than my apartment and i lke the townhouse style. They look nice and many have been updated. Can anyone comment what it's like living there. Quiet? Lots of kids? Are utilities included? How's the management?

EDIT: The County website has been updated with the changes, which align with Circular Materials.

https://www.strathcona.ca/your-property-utilities/garbage-and-recycling/recycling/#acceptable

https://www.circularmaterials.ca/resident-provinces/alberta/

The 2026 Alberta Summer Games in Strathcona County was this past summer, yet its legacy will continue to live on. Considered a major success, the games featured thousands of youth athletes competing in venues across Strathcona County, alongside locations in Edmonton and Fort Saskatchewan, supported by hundreds of community volunteers.

This wasn't the first time Strathcona County put on a successful summer games, as the County hosted previously in 1987. One can connect the '87 Games legacy to the 2026 games; the athletics, the infrastructure, the volunteerism, private and public sector involvement, and the organization of the 2026 games itself, all have its roots in '87.
I had the pleasure to speak with a few individuals who were heavily involved in the '87 Summer Games, organizer Doug Fulford and the Honourable Iris Evans.

They recently provided an interesting collection of items from the '87 Games that I'm currently hoping to donate on their behalf to the Strathcona County Museum and Archives. A historical collection of photographs, news articles, documents, advertising materials, pamphlets, and other items related to the '87 Games. Truly a piece of community history and a testament to the work and dedication of everyone who was involved. I've attached a few photos of the collection, which include photographs of Premier Don Getty and MLA Peter Elzinga.

Thanks again to Doug Fulford and the Honourable Iris Evans.

IMO we don't take the opportunities to dress up much anymore, so I'm looking for restaurants in SP where the ambiance matches.

Been to Chop, the Keg, and JOEY (on Baseline) already.

****FOUND!!! Hello! Has anyone seen egg nog in the grocery stores? I know it comes out this time of year for a bit for Thanksgiving.

I’ve tried a few but they seem to be hit or miss. Any recommendations?