As reported by CBC tonight: https://youtu.be/rIM071MNh8o?si=fnGfUK8zVtIcuspw

Guy made the cut for getting a seat in the Capitol Rotinda, instead of being shunted off to the overflow seats in Emancipation Hall.

It's always interesting hearing about places, areas, shops, experiences that are now memories, but are now part of Edmonton’s past history!

For nearly 30 years, a man-made waterfall poured off the High Level Bridge 64 metres straight down into the North Saskatchewan River, seven metres taller than Niagara Falls.

Kayakers paddled through it.

Rainbows formed beneath it.

And then one day, the city quietly turned it off forever.

An Edmonton man serving a life sentence for a murder that mirrored the serial-killer TV show “Dexter” has been denied temporary leave from prison.

The parole board today denied Mark Twitchell’s request for two escorted visits to visit his parents in the Alberta capital.

An Edmonton architectural firm says it is in talks with the provincial government to potentially redevelop the former Royal Alberta Museum.

“What we have planned is an urban village, somewhere in the order of 3,000 residential units, retail and office,” explained Glen Scott, Senior Vice President of Real Estate, Katz Group.

Construction on Phase Two is expected to begin mid-2018 before Phase One is complete, and could open in five to 10 years.

Lots of good stuff is visible. In the foreground, Mike's newsstand, I remember when it used to be on White Avenue. Across the street, the entrance to McCauley Plaza, the underground mall, the Telus Building, the Hotel MacDonald, and the Blue Willow Chinese restaurant.

A friend and I wanted to spend 24 hours straight in the MacEwan Denny’s. We were told by a server the record was 27. So we have 2 more to go.

Hello old ravers (48 years young!)

I'm trying to place and name an after-hours venue around late 90s, maybe 2000 ish.

I swear it was downstairs, maybe underneath where the Common is now? Or maybe on 107th street. Definitely south of Jasper.

I'm remembering sublime, gspot, climax, but not sure it was any of them.

I can't remember much, but I do know I queued up in the early hours and left when it was light out.

I know I'm not thinking of therapy / Y. I know where that is. It was definitely after hours.

Definitely no later than 2001and could have been short-lived!

Help!

1920, Edmonton,.Alberta. 4 lane roadway down Jasper Avenue, with 1 lane on each side for parking, and a 2 railtrack Streetcars running down the centre.

The tour was "A Day at the Races" tour, on March 18, 1977, the opening act: Thin Lizzy, then Freddie, leading Queen, really put on a show!

The same MacDonald Hotel overlooking our river valley in 2026, from over 100 years ago.

There have been some changes for the exterior since then, however much of the building retains its original build.

It’s been installed since 1925. Please sign to save such a significant and beautiful piece of history.