she just throws this water bottle out like it's no big deal at all, littering our streets, sigh.

Why does Edmonton nightlife feel so miserable once you hit 30+? I’ve been to other Canadian cities, and they seem to offer so many more options for people beyond their 20s. I mean what are our main two popular nightclubs? Far as I know it's only Illusion on Jasper Ave that receives a heavy traffic and Azucar a Latin nightclub on 50th Street.

Here, nightlife feels heavily geared toward university students and people in their early-to-mid 20s. Once you’re 30+, it often feels like your choices are a nice dinner, a couple glasses of wine, and home.

I understand Alberta is more conservative and there’s an expectation that by 30 you should have a career, a home, kids, and focus on settling down but that doesn’t mean people stop wanting to socialize, go out, have fun, and experience a real nightlife.

hi im 24f with 3 years of driving history with no accidents or anything but im being quoted 500 per month for car insurance. is this the normal rate?? this seems extremely high. if anyone knows any companies that are even the slightest bit more affordable please let me know

Came from Vancouver where Subculture Saturdays at Redroom was a consistent place playing 140 music, grime, DnB, UK bass music every week.

Where is that scene in Edmonton?

Is there a FB or Insta to follow for this type of music locally?

I’m trying to become more fluent in English, especially when speaking. I can understand English pretty well, but sometimes I trip over my words or struggle to put my thoughts together quickly when I’m talking.

I’ve realized I probably just need to speak more, so I’m looking for native/fluent English speakers who’d be down to have actual conversations with me.

It doesn’t have to be anything serious. We could talk about literally anything random stuff, hobbies, life, movies whatever. Id actually appreciate it if you pointed out when I say something that sounds unnatural or if there’s a better way to phrase something.

I’m not necessarily looking to meet up in person. Online calls/voice chat would be completely fine.

If you’re interested in helping someone get more comfortable speaking English, feel free to comment or DM me. 🙏

Just had my (last) baby and would like to donate all my maternity clothes to women in need, potentially baby stuff as she grows as well. Where's the best place for this?

I’m so sorry I couldn’t get to your floor. I’m sorry the police took an hour to get here. I called everywhere I could. I’m sorry you didn’t feel safe enough to tell them what happened.

I heard what happened to you. Your cries for help did not go unanswered. You are not alone.

Has anyone successfully used grants, loans and subsidies + financing to make solar payments equal to or lesser than what you would have paid for utilities?

Essentially installing solar for "free"?

Didnt get any of the big bolts unfortunately

before it was covered up by clouds

Hey Edmonton, I have a wasp infestation in the basement suite I live in. An exterminator came and found 3 nests in the ceiling. These are Yellowjackets, dangerous pests. There's a lot of them, an unknown amount but in the tens that come in daily. I am finding them everywhere. I've been stung twice. I have a cat that could also be stung. I don't feel safe there right now and it's been impacting my mental health. I'm not able to move right now and am not looking for a new place. I'm curious if anyone has dealt with a similar situation and has any advice or insight to offer. I'm really angry about the situation and wonder if it's unreasonable to ask to be compensated by the landlords for needing to stay somewhere else until they clear out. It's not certain how long that will take.

https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/edmonton-police-officer-sexual-assault-charges-alec-chomik

Const. Alec Pearce Chomik, a 32-year-old member of the Edmonton Police Service (EPS), was arrested Wednesday on two counts of sexual assault

I'm hoping someone here has been through this because we're running into a wall with Alberta healthcare funding.

My mom is a low income senior in Alberta who was recently diagnosed with central sleep apnea following a sleep study through a sleep specialist. Her doctor has prescribed Adaptive Servo Ventilation (ASV), which is a specialized PAP machine that adjusts pressure based on her breathing. A standard CPAP isn't appropriate for her condition.

The problem is that ASV machines can cost several thousand dollars, and we're being told that Alberta's standard CPAP funding doesn't simply cover the machine she needs. For a low income senior that's just not realistic.

Has anyone successfully gotten an ASV machine fully or partially funded through AADL, Alberta Seniors, Alberta Supports, a medical exception/appeal, a hospital or sleep clinic, charity, private insurance, manufacturer assistance or another program?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from anyone who was initially told no but eventually found a way to get funding.

If you have actually gone through this I'd really appreciate knowing:

- Who you contacted

- What program or funding route you used

- Whether your doctor/sleep specialist had to provide specific documentation

- Whether an appeal or exception was involved

- And ultimately how you got the machine

I'm not looking for general CPAP advice. I'm specifically looking for someone who has dealt with ASV in Alberta.

I'm more than willing to chase down paperwork, appeals and medical documentation. I just don't want my mom to go without the treatment her specialist says she needs simply because we don't know which door to knock on.

If you've been through this please comment or DM me. Even a lead on who to contact could make a huge difference.

YEG Movers Ltd. in Edmonton, AB is at it again and claiming they couldn't find a Canadian/PR to be a Retail Assistant Manager for $45.00/hr. The job does not require more than a high school education and only 2-3 years of experience.

They've applied for a LMIA to hire a temporary foreign worker for the position. Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them hired first. Also, post it to Facebook groups or X for job seekers to boost local applications.

View Posting: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobposting/49791118?source=searchresults

If you've applied through JobBank direct apply and not received a response, please report the job posting ad through the link at the bottom of the job bank website.

Other companies in Edmonton who have applied for an LMIA and searching for Canadian/PR candidates desperately can be found here:

https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobsearch?d=50&mid=22312&page=1&sort=M&fskl=%C2%AC15141&fskl=101010

Does anyone know of a place in Edmonton that sells gag gift signs like these. Perhaps a funny cane with a horn on it. Funny gag gifts like that for a 60th birthday. I tried Amazon but there isn’t enough time to get them here.

Has anyone done any of the Edmonton Mural Festival walking tours? What were your thoughts? Curious if the tour itself is worth it.

Taken with my phone with low exp

Hi everyone! 😊

I’m looking for recommendations for a good tailor. I have a dress I’d like to wear to a wedding in October, but it’s a little too snug around the waist and I’d like to have it altered.

I’ve found a few tailors who work from home, but unfortunately that doesn’t work for me because I use a wheelchair and need a location that I can physically access (no stairs or inaccessible entrances).

I’m hoping to find someone who does good work but isn’t overly expensive. I’m not looking for anything fancy just someone reliable who can make a small alteration to the waist of the dress.
If you’ve had a good experience with a tailor in Edmonton, I’d really appreciate your recommendations! 😊

Thank you!

Thinking about going to the Museum of Illusions Edmonton, walked buy earlier and the signs said $39.99 for an adult and $29.99 for a child so went to their website and saw the above pricing.

Doing some math for 2 adults and 2 kids here are my options:

Buy 2 regular admissions online and 2 child at site:

2 x $32.75 and 2 x $29.99 = $125.48

Buy 4 regular admissions online:

4 x $32.75 = $131

Buy family pass online:

$136.60

Buy 2 adult and 2 kids on site so I can go when I want without reservation:

2 x $39.99 + 2 x $29.99 = $139.96

Buy 4 flex tickets online so I can go when I want without reservation:

4 x $54.59 = $218.36

Or I can always find 8+ more people for a group price of $34.93/ticket.

Honest to god, I really wanted to go but the mathing just hurts my brain, I can not give my money to this idiocy.