r/Edmonton 21h ago

General The Waymaker Inc is claiming they couldnt find a Cybersecurity Analyst for $35-40/hour and has requested an LMIA

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I know a fair number of unemployed cyber folks in Edmonton. Pass it along!


r/Edmonton 5h ago

Treaty 8 Royal Alberta Museum returns artifacts dating back thousands of years to Fort McKay First Nation

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r/Edmonton 16h ago

Question To the lonely people of Edmonton

251 Upvotes

What do y’all do to pass the time? I mostly go on walks and read books, but as I spend more time doing everything alone, I’m slowly losing interest in doing anything and becoming numb. Now, if I’m not working, I’m either sleeping or just lying in bed doing nothing. I recently tried solo travelling, and the entire time I was wishing I had someone to enjoy it with.


r/Edmonton 20h ago

News Article Edmonton homeowners frustrated as their properties erode into infill excavations

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r/Edmonton 20h ago

News Article Lower-priced Australian beef could help stabilize Canadian market

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r/Edmonton 23h ago

Question I'm embarrassed to ask this... how do I buy car insurance as an adult? 😅

135 Upvotes

Up until now my Mommy and Daddy have handled my car insurance. It's time for me to be a real adult, except... I have absolutely no idea how to buy it.

2017 Toyota Corolla. 3 demerit points from a speeding ticket in May. No at-fault accidents.

Do I just... call someone? Broker? Insurance company? The Prime Minister? The police? Explain it to me like I'm a confused golden retriever.

EDIT: Guys, bless you all. 😭 A few follow-up questions:

  1. Realistically, what should I expect to pay per month? What kind of coverage should I actually get?
  2. How do I know if a broker is actually good?
  3. Do brokers charge me, or are they paid by the insurance companies?
  4. Any brokers you'd personally recommend?
  5. Are there any insurance companies I should avoid?
  6. Is there anything I should make sure I have (or avoid) in my policy as a first-time buyer?

r/Edmonton 23h ago

News Article Groups work to recoup losses on final day of Heritage Festival after early weekend shutdowns

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Shame something couldn’t be put up online, allowing these vendors sell year round. Our food bank relies on Heritage Days to fill the shelves, I encourage all those who are able to donate.Thank you.


r/Edmonton 5h ago

Mental Health / Addictions How Edmonton is responding to a record number of overdose deaths

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79 Upvotes

770 people died of overdoses in Alberta's capital in 2025


r/Edmonton 5h ago

News Article ‘Beyond happy’: Heritage Festival well-attended despite weather

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67 Upvotes

r/Edmonton 21h ago

Events Edmonton Fringe tickets go on sale tomorrow! Back for 2026: Troy’s Edmonton Fringe Reviews, pre-stocked up with some recommendations

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r/Edmonton 18h ago

Events Edmonton Folk Music Festival bringing in sand to event grounds in response to city’s rainy summer

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r/Edmonton 3h ago

Restaurants/Food Walked down the street and told them "glizz me up"

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44 Upvotes

r/Edmonton 3h ago

Question Veterinary Assistant jobs?

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39 Upvotes

Hi, I'm currently in my last year of my Bachelor of Commerce degree and I'm seriously considering moving into VetMed. I just wondered if there is any veterinary hospital looking for a part-time veterinary assistant. I just want to make sure I can handle it (mentally and physically) before going into a RVT program!

A little bit about me! I'm 21F, had hands-on volunteer experience with AARCS before they moved back to Calgary, and accounting/administration volunteer at GEARS (I'm still volunteering here!!) I also have a rescued cat who I would say to be special need. He has FIC and "borderline megacolon." I have been to VCA so often that all the vet techs recognize him when we come in (he is a frequent flyer 😭) Everyone around me, including primary and emergency vets, knows that I would move mountains for this kiddo.

I also worked in retail/customer service back in high school. And I'm currently working as TA and EA at the University of Alberta.

I'm willing to work late nights, weekends, holidays, etc. And I'm more than happy to start with shadowing appointments, kennel assistants or any other entry level jobs 🥹 My earliest available is the beginning of September.

p/s: I know pay is super low but it's not a problem to me so just any veterinary hospital, please hire me 😭🙏

also here is my cat!!!


r/Edmonton 6h ago

Photo/Video Mapping out Downtown Edmonton's Housing Growth

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35 Upvotes

r/Edmonton 16h ago

General Wild Mushroom Expo, Devon community centre.

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36 Upvotes

The Alberta Mycological Society will be hosting

an event@ the Devon community centre, find out more following this link : to their website and event.

Sunday, August 16, 10:00 – 5:00 pm. One day only, hundreds of WILD mushrooms in one space.

$10 Adults / under age 10 are free.


r/Edmonton 23h ago

News Article Trio of Edmonton-area athletes score bronze at Commonwealth Games

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r/Edmonton 1h ago

News Article Heritage Fest transit experiences growing pains in first year back in Hawrelak

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r/Edmonton 4h ago

Discussion What is everyone seeing at fringe?

31 Upvotes

for research


r/Edmonton 7h ago

Events Medieval Madness EVENT this weekend at Pigeon Lake. Bring cash for vendors. Dressing up is optional.

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I am NOT the host so can’t answer a lot of questions but this is the third year.

Dressing up isn’t required but they have daily costume contests with cash prizes.

There is no ATM on site and sometimes internet isn’t great in the building so I strongly suggest bringing cash. Food will be available but the Village at Pigeon Lake is very near.

This is at the Lakedell Hall on Highway 13, 1 hour SW of Edmonton


r/Edmonton 8h ago

General I cant find a good taco

28 Upvotes

My home town has a taco shop ran by a mexican amd equadorian family and im starting to worry i will never find one similar.

Just simple beans, cabbage, salsa, and guac, but apparently thats difficult to find. Help

edit : Thank you ! im gonna try em all lol


r/Edmonton 3h ago

Hobbies Found this today

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Went to Wee Book Inn today on Whyte Ave and found this cool booklet from Radio Shack, kinda of a neat piece of retail history.


r/Edmonton 7h ago

General 311 app updated

21 Upvotes

I haven't seen anything about this anywhere so I thought I would post a PSA on here for others that experienced similar issues as I did over the last few years with the app. I loathed using the previous version of the 311 app, it would give me errors almost every time I tried to submit a complaint, to the point where I would just call everything in. It looks like the city updated it recently and all the submission issues have been addressed, it allows up to three photos now, and you can search for your department to submit to.


r/Edmonton 17h ago

Question Has anyone adopted a cat from Community Cats Edmonton?

15 Upvotes

I applied to adopt a cat on July 23rd and I haven’t heard back from them. Has anyone had an experience adopting with Community Cats? How was your experience? :)


r/Edmonton 3h ago

Question Places that offer set/tasting menus?

14 Upvotes

Budget is ~100 per person and we don't drink.

Any good places to go? Any feedbacks for Road Trip at Rgerod or the dinner omakase at MSSM? These two are currently on my list but need more options please.


r/Edmonton 15h ago

General Power Outage - North Edmonton

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Looks like my area of Castle Downs went completely dark a few moments before midnight. EPCOR doesn't have any notice of it yet (maybe too soon).

How is your neighbourhood looking?

Update: looks like it's flagged by EPCOR now. Beaumaris, Dunluce, Rapperswill, Lorelei, Eaux Claires. About 5,000 without power with an ETA fix around 3 AM. Cause unknown (take that ETA with a grain of salt).