Reddit pulse / page 18
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
The Odyssey in 70mm IMAX is still showing at West Ed through mid-August. Totally immersive if you're into sci-fi.
Edmonton Valley Zoo is crowdsourcing names for Arctic wolf pups. If you've got ideas, head to their social pages and pitch in.
Caught The Odyssey in 70mm IMAX at Scotiabank Theatre in West Edmonton Mall? The print sticks around until August 12, and tickets are moving fast. Projectionists are working every day to keep it running.
Edmonton's air quality index is at 10+, the highest risk category. Poor air at this level affects anyone — not just people with lung issues. Keep windows closed where possible and limit unnecessary time outside.
Neophoenix, Edmonton's biggest Beyblade community, is running their annual team tournament this Saturday, July 25th. You and two friends can team up to compete against other trios. WBO account required to sign up.
Someone's Uber Eats driver rang the doorbell to vent about getting paid only $4 for a Sherwood Park delivery. The driver said Uber's pay was the main issue. Sparked a whole conversation about gig worker pay.
New roller coaster at Galaxyland has folks buzzing and missing the Mindbender era. People are pretty excited.
The Lingnan isn't at Taste of Edmonton this year. Their dry spicy chicken was a fan favourite, but Stanley Milner has new touch-screen video games designed by MacEwan students on the big screen — worth checking out.
Never seen buses like these before around the city — one commenter said it looks almost like a tour bus. Still figuring out what they're for.
Neon Skies Festival was cancelled but Ticketmaster had no idea—people are still calling them about refunds. Festival organizers deleted all their cancellation posts, which is... not great for the people who paid.
Hundreds of people filled all three floors of Stanley A. Milner Library yesterday to watch the World Cup Final. Edmonton Public Library really came through with the event—great turnout and energy.
Comedian Jimmy O. Yang's got a buffer, he says — sees you tonight in Edmonton. Show's still on.
Someone's work truck went down in a sinkhole. The pics are wild — just dropped straight in. Edmonton construction season keeps delivering.
The Water Lantern Festival is happening in Edmonton soon and people are wondering if it's worth going. Calgary's version got slammed for overcrowding, so locals are trying to figure out if Edmonton's will be any better.
Folks on r/Edmonton are hunting for where to buy the 'fck your fascist pancakes' shirt. Used to find this stuff on Facebook but looking for help on Reddit now.
dairyland milk shelves at walmart are nearly empty right now. milk shortage hitting the city?
one of the city's favourite spots, Bundok, is closing. heading there one last time.
People are posting slow-mo lightning and storm footage from Sherwood Park and Summerside. The weather nerdery accounts say July hit record rain and we've already matched what we usually get all year between June and July.
That insane storm Saturday left people camping at Miquelon scrambling and flooded basements across Edmonton. One person described swaying so hard while towing a trailer they thought they wouldn't make it. The radar was terrifying all afternoon.
Someone's giving away a GA ticket to this afternoon's Jeff Arcuri show because they're not feeling well. Weather's supposed to hold, so the show should go on — hit up the post if you want it.
