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SWEAT Sessions (disco, $10) and ELECTRO QUEER (basement vibes, $10) Friday at 10pm, then STAR SYSTEMS Saturday at Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre with three custom sound systems, $35 doors at 8pm. applications for basscoastfest open Oct 1.
an operation room nurse is building decibel monitors to catch those 2 a.m. people backfiring their trucks in the neighbourhood. posting on Reddit about the sound pollution and tracking late-night racers.
Big mosquitoes are showing up all over the city right now — unusually late for late September. People are wondering if this is normal or if something's different this year.
Today marks what would have been Joey Moss's 63rd birthday. The longtime Edmonton Oilers superfan and beloved community figure is being remembered by the city.
A Mill Woods Marble Slab customer spotted multiple live and dead bugs crawling in and around the ice cream Wednesday night and reported it to the employee—who said it was fine and still offered to serve. The customer didn't order and is reporting it to AHS.
someone compiled 65+ birthday freebie offers across Edmonton with a combined value of $830. The list updates regularly and has a button to report dead offers. Check birthdayfreebies.nikitakostin.com/birthday-freebies/edmonton.
artist just completed "What a Day to Feel Jaunty," a 30" × 40" oil on canvas of an Edmonton neighbourhood. Worth checking out.
a tenant at Townhomes at Symphony Tower downtown says a carbon monoxide leak forced a 1 a.m. building evacuation. they were told they'd have been dead in less than an hour if they'd stayed. $3100/month rent. now dealing with homeless people looking in windows at night. neighbour's moving out too.
Something smells absolutely terrible in the Wellington area north of the Yellowhead — residents describing it as rotting cabbage mixed with sulphur and gas. Fire truck sirens were heard in the area, though that's not unusual. Source of the smell is unclear and no official response has been reported.
Whyte Ave's infrastructure is a mess for everyone. Drivers hate the road conditions and poorly synced lights. Pedestrians deal with broken sidewalks and grime. ETS buses crawl. Cyclists get squeezed by both. It needs a complete rethink.
Superstore at Claireview is selling ground beef packages labeled 450g that actually weigh 437g — 13g short. Customer says CBC already reported Superstore doing this, and they're still at it.
Someone's asking if anyone remembers Poppy Barley's original downtown location from around 2012-2014 — they vaguely remember an overstock sale in a taller building on a hill somewhere around 103rd/105th/107th, but can't pin it down after 6 years of living downtown. Does this sound familiar to you?
local on Reddit reported distributing street preacher pamphlets into the trash downtown after the preacher happily handed them out. called it "rewarding and non-confrontational." the post is getting traction for the chaotic energy.
someone asked Reddit about standing for hours at the Bring Me The Horizon concert at Rogers Place tonight with bad back pain. turns out a lot of people have figured out workarounds — the venue has areas to step back from the crush and catch your breath.
Someone spotted three bunnies hanging out at their apartment complex this morning and they actually stuck around for a photo. Pretty cute if you need a break from the usual city chaos.
Train broke at Central and now running at half speed between Clareview and Central. Budget extra time if you're heading that way.
John Cena was in the city for Fan Expo and posted about two local coffee spots nailing the flat white. Both places passed the Cena test apparently — which is a pretty solid endorsement for Edmonton's coffee game.
Someone captured Edmonhenge at sunset from Forest Heights and it's genuinely stunning — that golden light hitting the skyline just right. Autumn evenings are hitting different in E-town right now.
ETS was handing out cardboard trains near the pedway at Central Station with sticker tables too. Looks like a fun little promo — they've been doing cardboard buses for the past couple K-Days, so this seems to be part of the trend.
A Reddit user made slowdrive.ca, a live tracker that estimates how much time Edmonton drivers are actually losing to multi-year road construction projects. Uses city open data to show project duration, traffic impact, and total commuter hours lost. It's not official, but it's a blunt look at what these delays are costing us.
