Reddit pulse / page 5
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Double rainbow over Beverly tonight—two pots of gold and clear skies after the storms.
A local artist just shared "Construction Season Sunset," a 30" × 40" oil on canvas that's turning heads on the Edmonton subreddit. Worth checking out if you dig neighborhood scenes.
A kind stranger left a note on a car in the Boston Pizza lot across from WEM after spotting a flat tire. The driver hadn't even noticed yet — and now they're looking to say thanks on Reddit.
The Edmonton Fringe starts tonight with shows across the city. Reddit's got recommendations for every timeslot if you're looking to make a night of it.
PSA from the r/edmonton community: if you're heading to a chiropractor, massage therapist, physiotherapist, acupuncturist, dentist, or hair salon, take a shower first. Basic hygiene, basic courtesy to the person in close contact with you for an hour.
CatVideoFest at the Metro Cinema was a whole thing — packed theatre full of cat lovers cheering for the best clips, supporting both the historic cinema and SAFE Team Rescue local cat rescue. Turns out watching cat videos with a crowd beats scrolling alone.
A Reddit user spotted someone actively changing tires in the middle of the Henday, adding to a growing list of dangerous driving incidents on the ring road — wrong-way drivers, impossible crashes, racing circuits. Definitely don't try this.
Someone borrowed a fridge from a family friend and found an old relic stuck to the back. Simple discovery, but those random finds hit different when you're not looking for them.
Someone's looking to organize on the Wonder Valley data centre, posting that Edmonton's stronger when we talk to each other instead of staying numb online. They want to know where to connect with groups actually working on it.
A 10-year-old boy hit by a private e-scooter in south Edmonton is on the mend. Incident raises fresh safety concerns as the city weighs new rules on how riders use the devices.
A first-year student who worked summer for tuition money hasn't been paid since early June. Four weeks of paychecks came through, but nearly two months later still nothing — and employer excuses are looking less real.
Someone shot the partial eclipse today using a Lunt 80mm double stacked solar telescope imaging in hydrogen alpha — the sun's prominences and filaments are wild. Yes, it does look edible.
750-tonne de-ethanizer is rolling out of Edmonton at 11 p.m. tonight on a two-day journey to Fort Saskatchewan. Whitemud's running counterflow, highways 216 and 14 too. Keep an eye on 511 for updates.
As fall's separation referendum approaches, experts are flagging the risk of misinformation campaigns. Watch what you're reading — and who's paying for it.
Someone caught a stare-down between a merlin falcon and a pigeon in the city — predator and prey locking eyes after a brief skirmish. Nature's drama plays out on Edmonton streets.
Part of the Capital Line South extension, an intersection is back open after closure for electrical upgrades — transit disruptions continue rolling through summer construction.
iPhone 15s and TWOS eclipse glasses are getting a workout — local redditors posting sharp captures of this morning's partial eclipse over the city.
Someone visited Steamworks Tuesday night and left unimpressed. Mold in the steam room, unwanted attention from other patrons, general filth throughout. They went in excited and were disappointed fast.
A porcupine was spotted in Millcreek Ravine on Tuesday afternoon around 3:30 p.m. If you take your dog there off leash, watch out — one local's dog found it the hard way and needed veterinary care.
Someone posted asking what older Edmontonians remember from the 80s. Replies are full of West Edmonton Mall nostalgia — hologram cards, the water fountain, Rock and Ride. One person remembers the world's biggest sundae at Edmonton City Centre Mall in '88.
