Reddit pulse / page 2
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Someone's asking for kind, non-judgmental nail techs to help with recovering toenail fungus. Reddit's response is flooding with understanding salon recommendations.
Steel-tip darts players are asking for Edmonton pub recommendations before a June visit. Lions Head's old location is the reference point but nobody knows what's there now.
Someone's asking where to find gyaru clothes in Edmonton and no local shops are stocking it yet. The fashion community's got energy but nowhere to shop.
Someone posted a historical photo of the High-Level Bridge being built. With replacement talk happening now, people are sharing their own vintage city pictures.
Water Not Coal is showing up at Factory Climbing and Vertically Inclined for rope competitions this week—raising awareness about coal mining's impact on mountains and water. If you climb, worth checking out a comp with a purpose.
Those warm yellow lights on the trees along Whyte Avenue are hitting different right now. If you haven't walked through that stretch lately, it's worth the detour—feels like the city's finally settling into summer mood.
Black pickup truck hit someone turning left from Whitemud Drive NW onto 178 Street yesterday around 12:50 p.m. Driver bolted. If you have dashcam footage from that intersection, the hit-and-run victim's looking for help tracking down the licence plate.
Watch out: someone's spoofing Edmonton police numbers to call residents claiming to be officers. One local got a late-night call from a raw 780-719 cell claiming to be EPS about a property dispute. Real officers don't typically cold-call from unmasked cells at 10 p.m.—if EPS contacts you, verify the number independently.
RAH emergency department is now screening everyone for weapons like they do at concerts—it's a response to the April stabbing. Refusal means you might not get in unless it's an emergency.
Both iconic Edmonton bridges are being decommissioned and replaced, according to city planning docs. Massive infrastructure shift coming to the river valley crossings.
Reddit's blowing up with first-timers asking whether all-day ride passes include general admission and if day passes are worth it over ticket purchases. K-Days season is heating up.
If you were up early or stepped outside at the right time yesterday, you saw the moon and Venus hanging together in the sky. Pretty stunning shot going around right now—worth checking out if you missed it.
People in Old Strathcona are noticing a weird acrid smell of burning plastic and chemicals rolling through between midnight and 4 a.m.—has been happening on and off for the past year. If you've smelled it too, you're not alone.
91.7 FM went completely silent this morning—no music, no DJs, just dead air. City's been wondering what happened all day. Updates coming, but it's definitely the weirdest radio moment Edmonton's had in a while.
Ever noticed every pho place in Edmonton has the exact same bo vien meatballs? Someone's asking the real question: is there a local supplier we don't know about? r/Edmonton's sleuthing for answers.
Someone's hunting for seriously good sweet waffles—whipped cream, fruit, real maple syrup—and posted the craving on r/Edmonton. The thread's heating up with recommendations for spots near campus.
Someone caught a majestic display at 2:30 am on May 19—the kind of northern lights show that has the whole city scrambling to wake up and get outside. Edmontonian u/temp0963 posted a shot that's got people mesmerized.
Someone prepping for the Edmonton marathon is hunting for weekend trail running groups—looking for both training partners and a chance to build community in the city.
Electrician apprentice venting about years of no-luck job hunting, sparking huge debate on r/Edmonton about whether trades are actually oversaturated or if shortage talk is overblown.
Local asking about running a 14-foot aluminum fishing boat on the North Saskatchewan—thread filling up with motor recommendations and best timing for river conditions.