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West Edmonton Mall is hosting a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event today with Indigenous storytelling, traditional Powwow dancing, Métis and hoop dancing, live performances from local Indigenous artists.

People were out dancing and soaking up the day at William Hawrelak Park Wednesday. That's the kind of energy the place has going on right now — lively, everyone together, watching the city come alive.

Live music and crowds filled O'Day'min Park downtown over the weekend — the whole vibe is different when someone's on stage. Worth a trip if you're looking for something to do outside.

Fred Broadstock and other outdoor pools are getting busy as fall weather stays sunny. Summer vibes sticking around longer than expected.

there's a whole quiet side of edmonton with no crowds, no traffic, just residential streets and the vibe most of us never see. sometimes the city is exactly what you need it to be.

Sylvan Lake's water is crystal clean and the beaches are packed this time of year. One of Alberta's most popular summer spots, but heads up—it gets seriously crowded.

Alberta Night Market is going down in the Terwillegar area with food vendors, lights, and that whole evening market vibe. Local community event vibes.

jamaican woman opened up about leaving everything behind to pursue education in canada — the video covers her reasons, sacrifices, international student challenges, and whether it was worth it. worth watching if you're thinking about studying abroad or curious about the immigration experience.

Whyte Avenue at night is packed with bars, restaurants, and people bouncing between spots — a travel creator just posted a walking video capturing the nightlife energy.

YouTuber captured a 4K night walk through Whyte Avenue—the crowds, music, bars, restaurants, nightclubs, people on a summer night. Gives you a feel for what the Ave looks like after dark right now.

YouTube creator sits down with a woman who left Kenya to build a new life in Canada — talks about the move, adjusting, surprises, sacrifices, and what she's learned. Real immigrant story if you're Kenyan, African, or thinking about relocating.

A travel creator just posted about Whyte Avenue lighting up at night — the bar and music strip on the Ave is drawing attention from people outside the city.

Travel creator Ali Ozan dropped a short on what Edmonton looks like when the sun goes down. City's got that nighttime energy.

someone just dropped a travel guide on YouTube about nightlife on Whyte Ave — worth a watch if you're trying to figure out where to actually go when the sun sets.

A family from Jamaica is road-tripping through Alberta and just hit Edmonton to see what the capital's about. Their 10-day tour included Jasper and Calgary, and now they're sharing what they think of YEG — worth a watch if you're curious what visitors notice about the city.

two YouTube shorts from Jamaican In Canada creator about life in Canada — one on motivation and advice, one on starting with nothing here. natural migration content hitting Edmonton feeds.

Someone cycled through downtown Edmonton on a Sunday morning and posted the ride — quiet streets, nice weather, real city life. Worth the watch if you're curious how the core looks on a weekend.

Hawrelak Park is back open and ready. Fresh grounds, new Indigenous art, and the full festival schedule waiting. Go check it out.

travel creators are filming at Sylvan Lake and it's becoming the go-to beach escape from the city. clear water, good sand, an hour north — it's earned its moment.

Travel creators are documenting Canada's biggest mall. Ali Ozan's channel is working through Edmonton's 242 neighbourhoods while also capturing WEM shorts for social media — part of a growing trend of travel content makers exploring the city block by block.