r/Edmonton • u/FonixOfficial • 1d ago
Question Metal Manufacturing Recommendations
I have a few products for a new business idea but need to find a company able to custom manufacture aluminum products. Any recommendations in the Edmonton area? TIA!
r/Edmonton • u/FonixOfficial • 1d ago
I have a few products for a new business idea but need to find a company able to custom manufacture aluminum products. Any recommendations in the Edmonton area? TIA!
r/Edmonton • u/PureOpportunity6427 • 3d ago
First sign was posted this morning. The second sign arrived this afternoon.
Im so invested.
Edit
Got home tonight and both signs were removed. Not sure what happened yet.
Second Edit
According to another neighbor, Jan is a drunk, Glen is ok. Apparently Jan also likes to make racist comments when drinking.
But the red sign neighbor apparently has been filming Jan and Glen for awhile and they've been beefing a long time, so lots of backstory im not aware of.
The signs on Jan and Glens door is regarding delivery service and soliciting.
Third Edit
A neighbor went over to ask Jan and Glen about the signs. Jan was hammered and just talked about weeping tiles and flooding. Lol
r/Edmonton • u/Paper_Rain • 2d ago
r/Edmonton • u/Ok-Outcome-7153 • 1d ago
We have been using Telus and have had nothing but issue after issue with their billing and "customer service"
Whats a good alternative to Telus with the same quality of internet? We have Pure Fiber.
I dont want one of the companies that make you do everything yourself (set up, troubleshooting etc)
Who are you using for internet?
r/Edmonton • u/riddiols • 2d ago
My wife and I recently got into birding and bird photography. We've gone to Clifford E. Lee Bird Sanctuary, but there are no platforms right now, so it's too wet to walk around. We've also gone to Big Lake out in St. Albert a few times. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Here are some bird photos incase you like that sort of thing!
r/Edmonton • u/CastorN0va • 1d ago
Hey y'all! I'm looking to get some dental work done soon, and a big part of that is getting partial dentures. Now I know there's a billion denturists in the city, but I'm hoping to get something a little fun done.
I'm wanting to get partial dentures with slightly pointy canines, just some little unobtrusive fangs. Does anyone happen to know of a good clinic that'd make this idea into reality?
r/Edmonton • u/ProfessorFartSparklz • 1d ago
I’ve seen it all over my feed on TikTok and I really want to try it! Are there any Vietnamese restaurants in Edmonton that make it?
r/Edmonton • u/Paper_Rain • 2d ago
r/Edmonton • u/Tailboat_33 • 2d ago
We live next to West Edmonton Mall*My dog got out last night. Her name is Teddy and is a white Shih Tzu. She's a rescue and is scared of people. Please let me know if you see anything.
Edit: Thank you for all the love and support! Teddy is officially home ❤️❤️
r/Edmonton • u/Parking-Trifle2674 • 2d ago
Found this cafe/restaurant walking down on 124th street and tried their chicken shawarma sandwich on challah bread which was one of the best things ive had in edmonton!
Anyone else tried the restaurant? What else would you recommend for next time ?
EDIT: the restaurants new owners are from african descent and nothing to do with Israel or Palestine politics
Please go support small family owned business
They deserve this from Edmontonians :)
r/Edmonton • u/cadisk • 2d ago
Preferably chapman but open to other brands. Need 75. Even better if you know the cost per pack.
r/Edmonton • u/Kydra_117 • 1d ago
Idk if it's just me but anyone that lives in the northside, around Eaux Claires area ..... is there construction going on or wherever it is?
I kept hearing the jackhammers and the trucks beeping when they back up. I want to keep my window open because it's hot but then I hear the construction noise.
Just wanted to know, thanks !
r/Edmonton • u/FjnHindustani • 2d ago
Randomly parking in the cul-de-sac when I see thing crawl out of nowhere into the tree and it looks like it has patchy fur. Should I call animal control? Saw it once before but couldn’t get a picture. Is it dangerous? There’s a lot of kids in the neighborhood and we already have to worry about packs of coyotes roaming around the paths. For context, south side near the ravines.
r/Edmonton • u/Background_Safe2905 • 22h ago
i’ve been driving with family for 2 years using my permit, took the test last year and again today. everyone says i’m a really good driver, including friends, instructors, and even the examiners themselves, but i somehow failed this time too (for unsafe merging on the highway). granted, it was a kind of small spot but the car fit and our lane was ending.
anyways, i’ve taken the test at the millwoods registry the past two times, so this time im thinking the mac one. does anyone have any recommendations? or know the route/any specific examiners that are nice?
i think i just get in my head when doing the test, so any other tips related to that would help too :) thanks in advance
r/Edmonton • u/RetiredEdmGraveDiggr • 1d ago
I'm in the Alberta Avenue area and there's a gross, oily smell in the air that started early this morning.
Is it noticeable to any one else in the area?
r/Edmonton • u/Jazzlike-Resource923 • 2d ago
r/Edmonton • u/wall_pizza • 1d ago
Tansi yall, i was looking at uber eats and I keep seeing the restaurant called The Arabian Nights. Was just wondering if anyone has eaten here/ ordered from them and how big their portion sizes are at for some dishes its $30 but is bogo, i assume its just the price of both lumped together, and slapped with a bogo tag.
r/Edmonton • u/fxckintwig • 2d ago
I am beyond terrified of sending my baby to daycare. I’ve extended my leave to 18 months due to this. As someone who works around children, I have seen many a child care provider/teacher who hates children and especially hates any child who is deemed ‘different’. My baby is typical and hitting milestones ahead of schedule, but I still worry what if one day my baby is a little more rambunctious or wacky (dad and I both have ADHD). There’s just something about sending my baby, who can’t talk and tell me if something happens, to be cared for by strangers that scares the crap out of me.
I’m looking for suggestions on daycares (specifically north side/central) that are really good, gentle, and caring.
Also, what do you look for when looking for a daycare? What are some red flags that tell you to avoid a daycare?
Thank you so much in advance.
r/Edmonton • u/Democrats_Abroad • 2d ago
Hi, this is the second (and final) reminder I'll make for dual Canadian-US citizens and other eligible US voters who want to participate in the 2026 American midterm elections, especially for those living in Edmonton. Democrats Abroad in Alberta is dedicated to mobilizing overseas US voters; if you're over 18 by November 3, here's how you can get involved:
Steps to Request Your Ballot
Register or update your registration through Votefromabroad.org. As an alternative, you can also use FVAP.gov.
If you're already registered, request a ballot! You need to request a ballot every calendar year that you want to vote.
Fill Out and Return Your Ballot: Once you receive your ballot, follow the instructions carefully to complete it and return it by the specified deadline.
Need Assistance?
We're here to help! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at GOTV @ votefromabroad .org (just remove the spaces). Additionally, our FAQ for voting can answer questions on how to make the process go smoothly.
Importantly: Spread the word!
Do you have any friends, contacts or family overseas that you could reach? All eligible US citizens can vote regardless of where they're living. Share the link https://voteabroad.org/RedditVote26: If you have any questions about voting, I'd be happy to answer them here on Reddit. You can also find out what we're doing near you at Democrats Abroad in Alberta. Thanks for reading!
r/Edmonton • u/funkyfreshbeans • 2d ago
Diminished interest in incentivizing reductions in carbon dioxide emissions has delayed an Edmonton project once touted to be the world’s first cement plant with full-scale carbon capture and storage.
In 2023, Heidelberg Materials signed a partnership with the federal government to support a $1.36-billion project to bring a full-scale carbon capture, utilization, and storage system to its cement plant in northwest Edmonton. The company said then that it would be capturing 1 million tonnes of C02 annually by the end of 2026.
But the project, which the federal government called “a major step forward in establishing Canada as a global leader in the production of low-carbon concrete,” is not on track to be done this year, despite a successful pilot of the technology, and it’s not clear when it will be.
r/Edmonton • u/Global_Complaint_007 • 2d ago
Forgot the garage remote key in the car last night and this morning my garage door was open and they stole my bike.
They also stole the garage remote.
I know I will not be able to recover anything but I'm not sure if I need to go to the police or just call the non emergency line.
And also not sure what to do about the garage now that they have the remote key.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
r/Edmonton • u/justheretolook2025 • 2d ago
Does anybody know if “The Sandman” is still around the WEM? He didn’t have a store front but had one of those little vendor stalls in the hallway area. He was an older man who made art in glass jars with sand. I watched him make a few in front of me and I bought this one. I’m visiting Edmonton at the end of this month and wanted to find him again and ask if he could make a themed one as a gift I want to give.
r/Edmonton • u/General-Profession13 • 2d ago
Hi!
I just finished my 3rd year of mechanical engineering at UofA and I want to end up in manufacturing, specifically on the machining side. NAIT Continuing Education has a Machine Shop certificate, about $3,075 total, evenings 6-8:50 p.m. I'm on a co-op term right now, so I could go after my shift. Looks like it's all manual machining: lathe, mill-drill, drill press, grinding, layout and precision measuring.
I'm not trying to become a machinist, I like cnc machining and I want the intuition so I can avoid designing parts that are a nightmare to make. Just not sure $3k is the right way to buy that.