Reddit pulse / page 18
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Reddit user at the Shawnessy Mucho Burrito noticed their regular burrito looked and felt significantly smaller after a couple months away—smaller enough to eat with one hand, whereas before they'd struggle to finish it. The portion actually fills them up better now, but longtime regulars are noting the shrinkflation.
Saddledome venue operations job fair happening now through tomorrow, July 22–23, at 1 p.m. Bring your resume—they're hiring on the spot for multiple positions. Check cflam.es/3T7hmzg for the full job postings.
A warm weather stretch is moving in. Calgary's not under heat warnings yet as of Wednesday morning, but a ridge of high pressure is bringing a lot of warm air into southern Alberta that could change that. Heat warnings usually kick in after three consecutive days of 29°C+ highs and 15°C+ overnight lows.
Someone's visiting Calgary next week with family and asking what's changed since their last trip years ago — they want real local spots, not the basic tourist circuit. The thread's full of recommendations for neighborhoods and restaurants that show the city properly instead of the usual stops.
Reddit's buzzing with confusion over Glenmore kayak rentals. Lots of people say it's easy and cheap to rent there, but Glenmore Sailing School's website has no mention of kayaks and their voicemail specifically says they don't rent them. The canoe club won't rent to nonmembers either. Where exactly are people renting?
The new renderings for the Kansas City Chiefs' domed stadium are giving off Saddledome vibes — looks like the design borrowed some inspiration from Calgary's iconic arena. Fans are spotting the similarities online.
People are wondering if you can raft the Bow all the way south to Fish Creek or if the ropes near Harvie Passage stop you. Looks like the water gets cordoned off before you get that far — might be your limit.
Police are warning of scams targeting people trying to donate to the search for missing 11-year-old Parker. If you want to support the effort, stick to the official volunteer group on Facebook and searchparker.org.
People planning to raft the Bow to Prince's Island for FolkFest this weekend are asking where to stash their boats. If you've done it, the community wants to know.
Reddit's hunting for the best Taco Tuesday prices in the city. People want deals first, quality second — what's the move this week?
Looking for the cheapest bagged ice in NW Calgary? Locals are weighing in on Reddit about Reddy Ice, Walmart, and Safeway stock.
The new T. rex exhibit at Telus Spark is getting Reddit buzz from parents wondering if it's worth the admission. The smell is apparently wild.
Someone posted asking where to find huli huli chicken and katsu plates in Calgary — the kind of stuff that doesn't show up on a basic Google search. Reddit is already dropping recommendations and hidden spots. If you're craving Hawaiian, check the replies.
looking to buy a Yamal Spain jersey locally in adult small or medium — someone's preferring to shop local if possible.
someone's looking for a cream of tomato soup as good as Bistro Marcel used to make — the spot's permanently closed now so if you know a comparable spot in Calgary, the search is on.
two tickets to the Stuff You Should Know live episode Friday are up for grabs — someone can't make it and is passing them along to whoever can attend.
Three lanes closed on 6 Avenue during rush hour (around 4:30–5 p.m.) today, worse than the posted two-lane restriction. Bad for drivers and bus commuters, dangerous for pedestrians crossing around backed-up vehicles.
First-time Calgary visitor blown away by jackrabbits just hanging out in the city, even in fairly built-up areas. Way more wildlife than expected in a major metro.
Commuters are facing major delays downtown as half of roads stay closed for construction through July 23. Bus commutes have doubled from 25 minutes to an hour in some areas.
City's $12 million Bow River project will include three adjustable waves (8, 14, and 8 metres wide) for different skill levels under the Louise Bridge. Regulatory approvals coming late 2026 through 2027—could actually happen.
