Reddit pulse / page 29
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Looking for spots in Alberta to catch wild horses near Calgary or Banff? r/calgary's been sharing tips on where locals actually find them.
Cyclists on the river path downtown are dealing with tourists and weekend walkers blocking bike lanes. Early weekday mornings are way less chaotic.
Photographer heading into town for July 1 asking where to set up for the fireworks. Max Bell getting a lot of mentions on the Calgary subreddit.
Jeremy Klaszus and Sprawl Calgary showed up at Neighbour Day with their pop-up press. Independent local reporting keeps the city honest and grounded in what's actually happening here.
Found a dog in Evergreen and took it to Fish Creek Vet. If it's yours, check with them.
The new T. rex exhibit at Telus Spark has a recreation of what a dinosaur's breath smelled like — dog breath mixed with rotten meat. People are actually smelling it.
Someone's been waving a Canadian flag and smiling at passing cars on Nose Hill Drive. Families are waving back.
the stampede noise permit saga broke down into three columns: what was allowed in 2025, what the city proposed in February, and what residents and venues finally agreed to. residents wanted quieter nights, venues wanted to stay profitable, city found the middle ground.
rivers are expected to rise early next week with forecast rain through Tuesday, but no overbank flooding is anticipated in communities. similar to the early June event — wet low-lying areas and possible pathway closures near underpasses expected.
everyone's getting hammered by mosquitoes now that the weather's finally nice. what actually works — sprays, clothing, weird hacks, fans? drop your real solutions.
someone spotted pelicans in fish creek park and didn't know we even had those in the city. nature's full of surprises.
alberta boot's factory is becoming a concert venue saturday night with country thunder artists who got bumped from the main festival. free live music from alberta acts.
fevers, brutal sore throats, nasty coughs — everyone's getting hit with something right now. is it an outbreak or just a bad bug going around?
Someone's asking: if a person is in mental distress downtown and doesn't have a phone or wallet, where are they actually supposed to go for help? After waiting nearly two hours on emergency and non-emergency lines with no response, locals are wondering what the right move is.
Cowboys Music Festival sent mail to Downtown West End residents today — at least there's engagement from organizers this year.
Venezuelan Culture Days at Eau Claire Plaza this weekend is redirecting all proceeds to earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela. Incredible Venezuelan food, music, dancing, and local vendors — your dollars go toward helping right now.
cloudy night but still a good time down in McKenzie Towne for music in the park.
Calgary police have issued more than 60,000 red light runner tickets since 2024. The enforcement push continues as the city aims to cut intersection crashes.
Jaume Plensa's Alberta's Dream statue is back in the Bow building after sitting empty since last fall. The Tree Hugger sculpture's return is a win for downtown art lovers.
Someone posted about spotting pelicans in the city recently — if they're still around, sounds like a cool spot to take the kids to see them.
