Reddit pulse / page 5
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Someone's asking where to find fondant potatoes in Calgary and doesn't want to cook them at home—apparently this is harder to find than you'd think. If you know a spot, r/calgary wants the intel.
Someone's ginger cat went missing from Bankview/Sunalta Friday morning—if you spot her around 1816 16A Street SW, please DM. She's pretty distinctive and her owner's desperate to get her back.
Airdrie artists, the Artwalk registration is now open—lots of local creatives getting hyped to participate and show their work this summer.
If you need a connecting flight through YYC in a couple days, people in the airport subreddit are breaking down the process of moving between the D and A terminals and how long to budget.
Planning a mid-level hike this weekend? People are weighing in on what's actually doable in Kananaskis and Banff right now—looks like Sunday and Monday are better bets than Saturday's messy weather.
Someone's asking where to find huge portions of meat for a birthday dinner downtown—everyone's suggesting Peter's Drive Inn, Jimmy's on 17th, or the Greek spot by the gas station. Classic Calgary moves.
Local dog owners are losing it over people bagging their pup's waste and then just abandoning the bag in the bushes—like, you did half the job and then gave the poop a plastic apartment in nature.
Someone's looking to take their hungry east coast friend somewhere iconic for a meat-centric birthday dinner—asking if there's anywhere better than Peter's Drive Inn or all-you-can-eat sushi spots he's already hit.
People asking for mid-level hike recommendations around Banff and Kananaskis for this weekend—looks like Sunday and Monday are the weather sweet spot before things get ugly again.
A Calgary woman is seeking help from a personal stylist or fashion advisor to prepare for engagement photos in 2.5 weeks. Balancing full-time work and school, she's struggling to find outfits that fit her body type, particularly around the bust and hip areas. She's asking for community recommendations for stylists who can help her discover her personal style before her big photoshoot.
A man in a white shirt walked into the McDonald's in Bridgeland around 2 PM and ordered 20 burgers, pooling toonies and cash onto the counter to cover the $75 purchase. When asked what he was doing, he revealed he was buying them for folks down at the Drop In Centre. The generous gesture has resonated with the community as an example of local kindness.
A Calgary resident is happy to report that their aspen trees have fully bloomed and recovered after budding during a warm spell in February. Despite concerns about how the early warm weather would affect foliage and growth, the trees proved resilient and are now displaying full spring growth.
A Calgary photographer shared a picture they took of downtown Calgary, describing it as "pretty sweet." The photo captures the spring beauty of the city's skyline.
A Calgary resident is curious whether the Burger Inn at Calaway Park is the same as the local chain that once had multiple locations throughout the city. After not visiting the amusement park for over 15 years, they spotted the Burger Inn on the website and wondered if it's a connection to the nostalgic chain from their childhood.
Photographers hunt for crabapple trees and other seasonal blooms
Locals seek sources for homemade acai bowl ingredients
Candidates report silence one week after interview rounds concluded