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| Developer Experience and Productivity Engineer | Pre-qualified, Full-time | $160K - $300K / year |
| Software Engineer - Tooling & AI Workflows (Contract) | Contract | $90 / hour |
| DevOps Engineer (India) | Full-time | $20K - $50K / year |
| Senior Full-Stack Engineer | Full-time | $2.8K - $4K / week |
| Enterprise IT & Cloud Domain Expert - India | Contract | $20 - $30 / hour |
| Senior Software Engineer | Contract | $100 - $200 / hour |
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Which one is better to live in – Calgary or Edmonton? Why?
Do you feel like a big city slicker or a small town girl? Edmonton or Calgary – which one is better to live in? Both cities have their pros and cons, but when it comes down to it, we think Calgary takes the cake. Read on to find out why!
Calgary and Edmonton are the 2 biggest cities in Alberta, Canada. The question is which one is better to live in, Calgary or Edmonton? Why?
It is difficult to say which city is better to live in, as it ultimately depends on an individual’s personal preferences and priorities. Both Calgary and Edmonton have their own unique features and attractions, and which city is better for you will depend on what you are looking for in a place to live.
Here are some factors to consider when deciding between Calgary and Edmonton:
Location: Calgary is located in southern Alberta, near the Rocky Mountains, while Edmonton is located in central Alberta. This can be a factor to consider if you enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing, or if you prefer a more urban environment.
Cost of living: Both Calgary and Edmonton have a relatively low cost of living compared to other major cities in Canada. However, Calgary tends to be more expensive than Edmonton, particularly in terms of housing costs.
Employment: Both cities have strong economies and a diverse range of industries, including oil and gas, healthcare, and technology. Unemployment rates in both cities are generally low.
Climate: Calgary and Edmonton both have cold winters and warm summers, with Calgary generally experiencing cooler temperatures and more snowfall.
Ultimately, the decision of which city is better to live in will depend on your personal circumstances and what you are looking for in a place to call home. It may be helpful to research and compare the two cities in more detail to determine which one is a better fit for you.
What are the pros and cons of Calgary vs Edmonton.
As someone who has lived in both cities for more than 3 years and is still living in Calgary:
- Weather: you have more sunshine and less harsh winter in Calgary with occasional positive temperature in the middle of the winter because of the Chinook winds: Calgary wins
- Cost of life: Edmonton rent, home ownership, food, clothing is slightly cheaper than same items in Calgary: Edmonton wins
- Job Opportunities: more blue collar jobs in Edmonton, more white collar jobs in Calgary: tie
- Education: Edmonton has one of the top university in Canada called University of Alberta. University of Calgary has a first class business school called Hayskane school of business. Edmonton wins.
- City’s architecture: Calgary seems newer, nicely architected and just more beautiful to me by far: Calgary wins
- People: just the same to me, no difference: tie
- Size and population: Calgary (1.3 million people, 825 km2) is larger and have more people than Edmonton (1 million people, 684 km2): I won’t call this a win
- Mountains and lakes : Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Jasper National Park, Waterton Lakes National Park, are all closer to Calgary than Edmonton. Calgary is 1 hour from Banff, and day trips to the mountains are very common. Edmonton is 4 hours from Jasper, and trips to the mountains are more of a long weekend activity: Calgary Wins
- Summer festivities: Both cities have great and similar festivals, but Calgary hosts the greatest western festival on earth in July called the Stampede. Sylvan Lake is halfway between Calgary and Edmonton. Calgary wins.
- Sunshine: Calgary has way more sunshine that Edmonton. In fact, Calgary is amongst the top city with sunshine exposure in the entire country. Sunshine is happiness. Calgary wins.
- Politics: Both cities are economically conservative. Edmonton is a little bit more socially liberal than Calgary. Who cares? Tie.
- Sports: Flames(NHL)and Stampeders(CFL)in Calgary, Oiler(NHL) and Eskimos(CFL) in Edmonton. Several amateur leagues, indoor and outdoor facilities for soccer, hockey, basketball, football and baseball in both cities; ShowUpAndPlay in Calgary, ShowUpAndPlay in Edmonton : Tie
- Bars and Pubs: Cowboys in Calgary, Black dog free house in Edmonton are the most populars. Cowboy culture in both cities but not violent, no guns. Tie ( The 10 Best Nightclubs in Calgary , The Best Nightlife in Edmonton – TripAdvisor )
- Downton: See Calgary Downtown inRealTimeNow.com. See Edmonton inRealTimeNow.com They are both vibrant and Nice: Tie
- Cleanliness: Calgary is one of the cleanness cities in the world. I am in awe myself whenever I walk downtown and in my neighbourhood of Walden. Calgary wins by far.
- Festivals: Calgary Stampede is unique and a must see in North America. Interstellar Rodeo Festival , Fringe, Jazz Fest, Folk Fest in Edmonton: Calgary wins.
- Public Transit: Calgary C-Train has 3 lines and covers all 4 quadrants of the city(NW, SW,SE,NE) with multiple park and rides location at various C-Train stations. There are buses in almost every neighborhoods in Calgary connecting you to the nearest C-Train station. Edmonton Transit Services (ETS) provides service on buses and light-rail transit within the City of Edmonton limits, in addition to Fort Saskatchewan, Spruce Grove, Beaumont, and the Edmonton Garrison at Namao. It also provides connections to suburban transit services. Calgary Wins.
With all that in mind, I’ll choose Calgary any day.
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- Crash last night near 167ave
by /u/Jazzlike-Resource923 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 8:32 pmsubmitted by /u/Jazzlike-Resource923 [link] [comments]
- Espresso Machines and Calgary Water
by /u/travelsofkiki (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 8:27 pmHello, fellow Calgarian coffee lovers. I recently got a Gaggia Pro and found that the water flow nearly stopped after a few weeks of use due to limescale buildup. I have cleaned it, and now it seems to be working. My question is, do you use distilled or bottled water in your machine? Do you just clean it every month? Is Calgary water that bad, or am I overreacting? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/travelsofkiki [link] [comments]
- Need advice on thank you gift during Ramadanby /u/pyjamama (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 7:57 pm
I would like to get a gift for a professional who has gone above and beyond for me during a stressful time. Would a nuts/dried fruit/ dates basket be appropriate? If so, where would be a good place to find this? submitted by /u/pyjamama [link] [comments]
- Traffic lights along 104 Aveby /u/unikitty78 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 7:40 pm
What on earth is the city doing along 104 Ave in Wîhkwêntôwin with the traffic lights? It's a gong show! Have they never heard of pedestrian islands? It took me almost 10 minutes the other day to get from Rogers Place to 124 street, with 45 second walk lights in places where there were no other cars or pedestrians. Yesterday, I watched two cars turn left from the right lane, against the double red, in front of the Staples (northbound turning westbound). The lights there are cycled not just E/W and N/S, but also with dedicated turn arrows for each direction. I can't wait for the LRT to start running and watch the chaos that ensues. 🙄 Which is so unfortunate, because I've travelled around the world and I've seen how effective street-level LRT can be - when designed properly! submitted by /u/unikitty78 [link] [comments]
- Eddie Bauer at WEMby /u/NoLoSonhe (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 6:47 pm
Has anyone been to Eddie Bauer at WEM recently? Are they running a big liquidation sale? I should just stop by… but I really dislike WEM and it is a bit out of the way for me. Thanks. Context: Eddie Bauer is closing all its stores after declaring bankruptcy. submitted by /u/NoLoSonhe [link] [comments]
- Mathnasium centres across Calgary prep to celebrate Pi Day with free-to-attend events
by /u/foxwolfdogcat (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 6:28 pmsubmitted by /u/foxwolfdogcat [link] [comments]
- First 3 months of EV ownership in Edmontonby /u/Dkazzed (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 6:23 pm
With gas prices going the way they are right now, and I totally undwrstand that transit and cycling just doesn’t work for everyone (but feel free to ask me about cycling too if you’re curious!), I thought I would share my experiences of the first 3 months of EV ownership. We picked up our large 3 row Hyundai Ioniq 9 for our soon to be family of 7 just before Christmas, in the midst of that extreme cold snap. It has a rated range of 511 km, but at -32 that did drop down to 250km. We set the cabin temperature to 20 and preheat it every work morning for a 7:50AM departure. There was one morning we couldn't get the kids out soon enough and ended up heating the vehicle for 30 minutes. What was the cost in our power guzzler? 38.16 kWh or $7.30 per 100km so far, including all the pesky fees added on to our power bill. That’s power used at the plug, not at the battery as there are charging inefficiencies. If it we were to translate that to how much gas that would buy at the average gas prices through those months, 6.3 Le/100km (litre equivalent per 100km). I’ve had cars able to do that on road trips but never doing mostly city trips or in the winter. It's been as high as $16.70 per 100km (14.1 Le/100km) when we used an expensive fast charger in Red Deer, and as low as $4.90 per 100km (4.1 Le/100km) when it warmed up last month. Now heading into spring and with gas prices the way they are, $4.90 or less per 100 km will become the norm which would buy 3 to 4 litres of gas at these prices. That’s the same efficiency as my old motorcycle. We usually keep our battery between 20 and 80% and it lasts as little as 4 days in extreme cold and as much as three weeks if all we were using the vehicle for was commuting. We went on a road trip to Calgary via Drumheller on Family Day long weekend, leaving home from 100%, we made the 280km drive to Drumheller with 43% remaining, and then Balzac with 15% remaining (400km total). Going home, we left Calgary at 75%, got to Red Deer with 37% remaining, charged to 80% in about 17 minutes (picked up some snacks at Save On Foods and it was done by the time we got back), and then back to Edmonton with 40%. Had I left Calgary at 100%, we wouldn’t have needed to charge in Red Deer, but we prioritized having a fun hotel for the kids at the expense of no EV charger. I think the average temperature both ways was -3. We do avoid Tesla Superchargers unless it is our only option, but the new Tesla Supercharger that just opened close to Donut Mill seems handy. We were going to go to Jasper last Friday in -17 and leaving at 100%, it said I would’ve had to charge in Edson for 20 minutes to make it to Jasper with 20% remaining. Maybe not ideal for everyone but my current youngest loves getting to go into a coffee shop, sitting and talking with us while enjoying a treat. We also don’t let anyone capable of cleaning after themselves but won’t do so eat in the vehicle so the breaks are needed. If you're purely looking from a cost savings standpoint, electric vehicles may or may not make the most sense. The new federal rebates helps. My main reason honestly was not having to spend 30 minutes 3-4 times a month driving to Costco when my everyday ride is a cargo bike. Having hot air blow out of the vents within 30 seconds of starting the car even at -32 when we forget to preheat the vehicle, not having to wait for the vehicle to warm up, and being able to whisper conversations when our kid is asleep even at highway speeds. If you don’t have the ability to charge at home or you do frequent long trips out of town, perhaps consider a hybrid. For those who can’t charge at home but still want the option of gas for road trips, there are extended range EVs coming to market soon that will combine the convenience and longevity of a larger battery (usually sized for 250 km range rather than 50 with PHEVs) and the comfort of a gas generator on board. I don’t recommend most plug in hybrids, I know I would hate having to plug in every single night plus I’m hearing that some batteries are degrading rapidly due to charging to 100% every day. The other option is just weather the high gas prices, it won’t last forever. There are lots of cheap used EVs coming online, but in Alberta I would shy away from the ones that don’t have battery thermal management unless you have a heated garage it can live in. First gen Nissan Leaf and first gen Kia Soul EV comes to mind. Chevrolet Spark and Bolt both have battery thermal management, but only when plugged in with the early models. There’s a photo of a Bolt plugged into a welding truck circulating around and this was to warm up the battery, not to charge it. submitted by /u/Dkazzed [link] [comments]
- Appraisals?by /u/RentBorn4258 (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 6:18 pm
Wondering if anyone could recommend a reputable place to get a variety of things appraised, from antique pottery right up to ancient artifacts (like primitive Indigenous tools etc). The Glenbow used to value artifacts I think but they're still closed. There are a few auction houses or whatever, but I'm looking for anyone who's has personal experience and can give me a better recommendation than just a standard Google search. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/RentBorn4258 [link] [comments]
- Looking for a foster home for a young dogby /u/nelsonself (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 6:16 pm
I’m wondering if anyone could please help me in finding contact information for animal foster homes? I have a young dog that is white shepherd who needs a temporary foster home. I am not looking for an animal rescue Thank you submitted by /u/nelsonself [link] [comments]
- Heads up for people to keep updating GasBuddy when they find lower gas costs! It really helps!by /u/EnigmaOfTheUnknown (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 5:55 pm
Considering the price hike in recent days, I just want to encourage everyone to update GasBuddy as much as possible. I've been doing this for a while now, and I notice less and less people are updating the prices on there. I'm mostly having to call the cheaper places I know about to check out the price, just to see lineups of cars, but no one actually updating it in the app anymore. Seems like I'm the only one updating on these places. Help each other out! submitted by /u/EnigmaOfTheUnknown [link] [comments]
- Australian GPby /u/komkracha (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 5:19 pm
Any bars in the NW showing the first race of the Formula 1 season tonight at 9pm?? Looking to watch with like-minded people submitted by /u/komkracha [link] [comments]
- Red panda cub snow zoomies at the Edmonton Valley Zoo
by /u/BuildingOurZoo (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 4:35 pmsubmitted by /u/BuildingOurZoo [link] [comments]
- Gas rises to $1.50 in Edmonton as Middle East conflict pushes up oil prices
by /u/ryaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 3:41 pmsubmitted by /u/ryaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan [link] [comments]
- Evening Car mechanic coursesby /u/synrouge (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 3:33 pm
Hi, So I was wondering if it’s a thing. I have a fulltime job but I would really want to pick up mechanic skills as a hobby to do repairs on my own and possibly later see if it’s something that I want to switch towards to take full-on education. Any options available or only thing is to get full red seal training? submitted by /u/synrouge [link] [comments]
- Most delicious Milkshakes in the city these days?by /u/Tanukisus (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 3:21 pm
Five Guys milkshakes aren't too bad, but wondering if there is something better out there. Thanks! submitted by /u/Tanukisus [link] [comments]
- Witchy Market today and Sunday at Bellevue Community League
by /u/allisaur_ (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 3:20 pmCafeteria, free entry, lots of parking, washrooms - and a whole lot of weird and wonderful artists and local businesses for you to check out and support! Flash tattoos, blown/sculpted glass, crystals, sun catchers, incense, slow fashion, oddities a d so much more! submitted by /u/allisaur_ [link] [comments]
- 7 Silent Hazards Hiding in Your Edmonton Carpet
by Lisa Smith (Edmonton on Medium) on March 7, 2026 at 2:42 pmFor Edmonton’s specific climate — characterized by road salt, mud, and sealed indoor environments — Hot Carbonated Extraction (HCE) is the…Continue reading on Medium »
- Reasonably priced baby itemsby /u/icecream42568 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 2:33 pm
Hello Edmonton! I’m expecting my first baby and I’m wondering where the parents of Edmonton but reasonably priced / used bay items. Obviously some items we have purchased new but things like clothing are quickly outgrown and quite costly new. I’m wondering where yall are buying things to keep costs down. Thanks! submitted by /u/icecream42568 [link] [comments]
- 75th street completely blocked at Whitemud by an oversized load
by /u/Adorna (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 8:34 amsubmitted by /u/Adorna [link] [comments]
- Kid staycation ideasby /u/Herecomesthesun_89 (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 5:54 am
What’s your favourite toddler/kid staycation hotel or experience in Calgary? Preferably a pool and just generally easy for a first little night away for a 4 yr old. submitted by /u/Herecomesthesun_89 [link] [comments]
- Careful on deerfootby /u/Summer_Windkeeper (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 5:43 am
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- Apartment Advice - The Oliver or Portfolioby /u/Organic_Pop2868 (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 4:55 am
Hi everyone. I’m moving to Calgary for a year for work and have come to do some apartment searching. I’m trying to decide between Portfolio & The Oliver. I’ve toured both and i’m aware of their amenities. I’m mostly curious about the area both are in. From first glance I preferred where Portfolio was. Does anyone have any advice? I’m a young woman so safety is important for me 😊 Thanks! submitted by /u/Organic_Pop2868 [link] [comments]
- Run Clubs in Calgary?by /u/crisissuit (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 4:46 am
I'm in Calgary next week and trying to keep up with my running routine. It looks like it's still pretty cold, but wondering if there are any active clubs this time of the year that anyone can recommend? Ideally looking for: -5k runs with varying paces -clubs that lean a bit more social than strict training (I'm not training for a full or half marathon, just trying to stay in shape and improve overall speed) -preferably a "younger" club, (averaging mid-30s) thanks! edit: thanks for the recs, everyone! I did find the eunuch site, but I always like to ask to get a vibe check and see if anyone has first hand experience with the clubs - can be hard to tell just from the site. Cheers! submitted by /u/crisissuit [link] [comments]
- Gas pricesby /u/Mythic01 (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 3:34 am
Alberta, an oil producing province with no PST has gas prices of 1.53 while Toronto is 1.32? What gives 😭 submitted by /u/Mythic01 [link] [comments]
- Beaver proof netting: 0 Beaver teeth: 1
by /u/hippocratical (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 2:57 amsubmitted by /u/hippocratical [link] [comments]
- This L’OCA interview from Sept 2024 didn’t age well: “Everybody told us we were crazy for trying to start a concept with two full restaurants, a grocery store, a giant whole animal butcher, a huge bakery, plus a café and pizzeria”.
by /u/dingmah (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 2:30 amsubmitted by /u/dingmah [link] [comments]
- Province rebuffs police bid to return photo radar to Calgary freeways
by /u/DANIELLE_2027 (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 1:42 amsubmitted by /u/DANIELLE_2027 [link] [comments]
- What is your treat yourself restaurant?by /u/potatolauncher (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 1:33 am
Just when you're down or feel like splurging on a place, that is enjoyable too. What is your go to? submitted by /u/potatolauncher [link] [comments]
- Owner unveils plans to transform Westmount mall into outdoor shopping complex
by /u/ryaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 1:21 amsubmitted by /u/ryaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan [link] [comments]
- Partial loss of finger due to frostbite, does anyone know if prosthetics are covered by AADL?by /u/AvocadoMoist6370 (Calgary: Onward) on March 7, 2026 at 12:58 am
Hi guys, unfortunately I got frostbite which may lead to amputation of some fingertips. I was hoping to check if prosthetics for partial fingers are covered through AADL. I'll be checking in with a prosthetics clinic, but thought maybe someone on here may know something about it. It's not on my dominant hand, but I enjoy playing piano and I'd like to keep all my fingertips if possible:) Let me know if you have any info. Thank you in advance:)) submitted by /u/AvocadoMoist6370 [link] [comments]
- Southgate Police Presence
by /u/Entombedowl (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 12:58 amSaw this big beauty at the Southgate parking lot around 3pm today (March 6) anyone have any idea why it was there? submitted by /u/Entombedowl [link] [comments]
- Oilers Epoxy Floor
by /u/WhoDeeny_omi (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 7, 2026 at 12:48 amLast year at Park Epoxy Inc, we had the privilege of installing this oilers themed epoxy floor. Love the clients vision and passion for our team! What do you guys think? submitted by /u/WhoDeeny_omi [link] [comments]
- City using property tax to fill photo radar cash gap for road safety
by /u/trevorrobb (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 6, 2026 at 11:03 pmsubmitted by /u/trevorrobb [link] [comments]
- Unfortunately 32nd Ave Christy's chicken has closedby /u/OddAssembler (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 10:45 pm
After 27 years, the location closed down. It was a go to for a heaping serving of steamed whole vegetables. I know that there is a Marlborough location, but it isn't ideal given that it is in a mall. Does anyone know of other places that serve a similar serving of steamed vegetables, close to the 32nd location? Sometimes a quick serving is invaluable when one is in a rush. submitted by /u/OddAssembler [link] [comments]
- 311
by /u/SignFantastic266 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 6, 2026 at 10:08 pm311 said this does not meet bylaw standards… I think I’ll just stop shovelling my own sidewalk since they really don’t give a fuck . submitted by /u/SignFantastic266 [link] [comments]
- Winterby /u/Zyzygy8 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 6, 2026 at 9:57 pm
Is any Edmontonian sick of winter as much as I am? I have fallen so many times this winter and it seems juuuust as I’m healing up (twisted knee) that it happens again and again. I actually cried today because of how tired and frustrated I am about the ice. Thanks for listening to my rant. submitted by /u/Zyzygy8 [link] [comments]
- What are some cool things our city has to offer that you think a lot of Edmontonians are missing out on and not taking advantage of?by /u/M-Ainsel (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 6, 2026 at 8:53 pm
Taken from r/Calgary. I personally think our indie book shops need more love and attention (shout out to Paper Birch Books), and buying great (cheap and good quality) produce at some farmers market stands (shout out to Lacombe Fresh in the Strathcona farmers market). submitted by /u/M-Ainsel [link] [comments]
- L'OCA Quality Market closing Edmonton and Sherwood Park stores | Food & Drink
by /u/JamesMonroe23 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 6, 2026 at 8:10 pmsubmitted by /u/JamesMonroe23 [link] [comments]
- If there is any aquarium hobbyists, I'm giving away some of my extra cherry shrimp!
by /u/Lazy-Stable-7059 (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 7:02 pmsubmitted by /u/Lazy-Stable-7059 [link] [comments]
- Emergency vehiclesby /u/bokeh4days (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on March 6, 2026 at 6:34 pm
Friendly reminder to drivers out there: When an emergency vehicle is approaching you from behind with their lights on, they have the right of way, and we are all supposed to get out of their way by moving to *the right side of the road.* Not to the left, not stopping in the middle, not crashing into a pole, not flipping your car over. The amount of times I see an emergency vehicle approaching and suddenly it’s chaos—nobody knows what to do, people cutting each other off, nearly smashing into each other. Holy crap, it’s wild how often this happens! If we all work together and follow the same process, there should be no reason that the emergency vehicle needs to maneuver around cars parked in every which direction. submitted by /u/bokeh4days [link] [comments]
- Overuse Injuries in Active Adults and How Physio Helps
by Rutherford Physiotherapy (Edmonton on Medium) on March 6, 2026 at 5:21 pmOveruse injuries are common among active adults who regularly participate in sports, fitness routines, or physically demanding…Continue reading on Medium »
- To the Stars!
by /u/bosszamy3 (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 4:26 pmsubmitted by /u/bosszamy3 [link] [comments]
- Family seeking $1.3M owed by Alberta separatist leader Dennis Modry after court order | CBC News
by /u/Gilarax (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 3:46 pmTurns out the leader of the Alberta Prosperity Project stole $1.3 million from his elderly aunt and uncle who have Alzheimer’s and Dementia. submitted by /u/Gilarax [link] [comments]
- What are they dragging behind the gator.
by /u/pvb57 (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 3:40 pmSo living in Bowness is going to be messy for the next year or so as they put the second line in for the BPFM. Wednesday we saw no parking signs go up on 33 Ave and Thursday we had a crew dragging these orange things along the road. We went to the info sessions in Bowness that evening and none of the city people knew what they were doing. Anyone out there know what it is? submitted by /u/pvb57 [link] [comments]
- Check out the City's new performance dashboard and our quarterly report
by /u/JeromyYYC (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 3:37 pm2025 was an important year for Calgary. Events around the world and changes in the economy affected people here at home. Many Calgarians felt these pressures in their daily lives. It was a year of local change, as residents elected a new City Council to help guide the city’s future. Local challenges, such as the water feeder main break on December 30, show the importance of strong and reliable infrastructure. View our key performance measures on the new, interactive dashboard and in past City performance reports in the link. Will be around a bit today if you'd like to leave any questions, I'll work to get back to you. submitted by /u/JeromyYYC [link] [comments]
- What Happened to Calgary Kijiji in the past few months?by /u/AmbitiousPalace (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 3:37 pm
Maybe a weird post, I'm sorry, I just don't know who else to rant to. I always avoided Facebook marketplace because it's filled with scammers and crooks. Calgary Kjiji is still active enough to use. Slower but the people are were honest. I don't know what the F$@# happened in the 3 months since I last sold something on there but now I'm at 2 scammers and a person who clearly wanted to rob me. They're not even clever about it, wanting me to send them an e-transfer before they buy the thing I'm selling and a dude that aggressively wanted to meet in my house and "not in a public place". Am I just going through some bad luck, or has anyone else noticed an increase in kijiji scumbags? Recession indicator? Where do I sell things locally in Calgary now? I'm just... disappointed, you know? submitted by /u/AmbitiousPalace [link] [comments]
- My favorite neighbours are back!
by /u/peterAtheist (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 3:35 pmsubmitted by /u/peterAtheist [link] [comments]
- How Road Salt in Edmonton Damages Your Vehicle’s Frameby jrsautodetailingservices (Edmonton on Medium) on March 6, 2026 at 1:58 pm
Winter driving in Edmonton keeps roads safer, but the heavy use of road salt can quietly damage your vehicle over time.Continue reading on Medium »
- Preventing chronic pain after a car accident
by instep physiotherapy (Edmonton on Medium) on March 6, 2026 at 1:55 pmRecovering from a car accident may involve more than just waiting for pain to fade. Many individuals initially expect soreness to improve…Continue reading on Medium »
- Chestermere, Airdrie in line for triple-digit provincial tax hikes
by /u/JeromyYYC (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 10:52 amsubmitted by /u/JeromyYYC [link] [comments]
- Caught the asteroids
by /u/MLIA2345 (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 3:07 amsubmitted by /u/MLIA2345 [link] [comments]
- Found Dog Highway 1A and Crowfoot Landing
by /u/lineoflatitude (Calgary: Onward) on March 6, 2026 at 1:05 amHi everyone, I picked up this dog running across Highway 1A heading westbound near Crowfoot Landing around 4:00pm today. Female with a Carhartt collar with no tags.looks like she came from a residence that way. She was dropped off at Trinity Hills 24 hour pet hospital. Sharing if anyone knows the owner. She’s very sweet and hoping their owners find her! submitted by /u/lineoflatitude [link] [comments]
- How Does a Jewelry Designer in Calgary Bring Your Story to Life?
by X.O Fine Jewellery (Calgary on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 7:43 pmJewelry has never been just about sparkle. It carries memory, emotion, and identity. A single piece can whisper generations of stories or…Continue reading on Medium »
- Motor Vehicle Accident Physiotherapy for Whiplash in Edmontonby Family Physiotherapy (Edmonton on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 7:31 pm
Motor vehicle accidents often cause soft tissue injuries that may not appear immediately after the collision. Whiplash and neck pain are…Continue reading on Medium »
- How Long Does MVA Physiotherapy Recovery Take After a Car Accident?
by Momentum Sports & Spine Physiotherapy (Edmonton on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 5:36 pmRecovery after a car accident often varies from person to person, and many individuals wonder how long the healing process might take once…Continue reading on Medium »
- What to Expect During Sports Physiotherapy Treatment Sessionsby Physiowesthenday (Edmonton on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 1:18 pm
Whether you are a recreational runner, gym enthusiast, or competitive athlete in Edmonton, understanding what happens during treatment…Continue reading on Medium »
- The Ultimate Guide to Professional Security Services in Edmonton: Why World Guardian is the…by Kb (Edmonton on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 11:40 am
In an era where safety and security have become paramount for business owners and residential communities alike, the need for a reliable…Continue reading on Medium »
- Best Lawn Care Service in Edmonton
by Spartanenhanced (Edmonton on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 8:08 amThe top lawn care service in Edmonton delivers complete lawn care that includes both grass trimming services and programs which provide…Continue reading on Medium »
- What to Check Before Booking a Road Test Car Rental?by LeaP Driving School Edmonton (Edmonton on Medium) on March 5, 2026 at 8:04 am
Preparing for a driving test can feel exciting and nerve-racking at the same time. One important step many learners overlook is choosing…Continue reading on Medium »
- 20+ Years in Calgary: Why Bull Dog Junk Cars is the Trusted Name in Scrap Removal (Call…by Bulldogjunkcars (Calgary on Medium) on March 4, 2026 at 10:45 pm
When it comes to getting rid of an old, unwanted, or non-running vehicle in Calgary, experience matters. For over two decades, Bull Dog…Continue reading on Medium »
- My Adeleby Banff Wolf (班芙狼) (Calgary on Medium) on March 3, 2026 at 6:18 am
Banff WolfContinue reading on Medium »
- How to Lease Office Space Calgary Without Overcommitting
by NordicX (Calgary on Medium) on March 1, 2026 at 3:46 pmFinding the right place to work is one of the most important decisions for any growing company.Continue reading on Medium »
- Ultimate Goal Song Playlist: Calgary Flames
by This, That & the Other Thing (Calgary on Medium) on March 1, 2026 at 2:38 amI’m not putting this one outContinue reading on Participation Trophy Sports Humor »
- Complete Guide to Buying a Home in Calgary (2026)by Jot Singh - Calgary Realtor (Calgary on Medium) on February 28, 2026 at 3:50 pm
Introduction to Buying a House in CalgaryContinue reading on Medium »
- Who is the best paving company in Calgary?
by Dmania (Calgary on Medium) on February 26, 2026 at 9:20 pmInfinity Asphalt is Calgary’s top-rated paving company, recognized for its 100% satisfaction guarantee, A+ BBB rating, and 4.9-star Google…Continue reading on Medium »
- How Contractors Can Generate High-Quality Leads in Calgary?
by Lead Harvestor (Calgary on Medium) on February 25, 2026 at 9:14 amThe renovation market in Calgary is competitive and constantly growing. Homeowners are investing in kitchen upgrades, bathroom renovations…Continue reading on Medium »
- Calgary For Real?
by Ksatyyc (Calgary on Medium) on February 25, 2026 at 12:55 amA Survival Guide for the Delusional Thai GirlieContinue reading on Medium »
- What Calgary Homeowners Should Know Before Starting an Outdoor Project
by NordicX (Calgary on Medium) on February 22, 2026 at 8:06 pmBefore beginning any outdoor renovation, it’s essential to understand how planning, materials, and climate conditions affect the outcome…Continue reading on Medium »
- #NEW USERS of r/Edmonton - READ THIS FIRST!by /u/flynnfx (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on February 10, 2026 at 2:23 am
To post or comment in r/Edmonton, you need to meet the following criteria: * Accounts need to be a week old. * You need to have a verified email address. * You need to have a minimum amount of TEN (10) comment karma from participating in OTHER SUBREDDITS than r/Edmonton. Why? This helps keep bad actors away, like trolls and banned users. It also helps users new to reddit to have a chance to learn how to use reddit outside of r/Edmonton. #IF YOUR ACCOUNT HAS NOT FULFILLED ALL THREE REQUIREMENTS ABOVE, YOUR POSTS AND COMMENTS WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE DELETED BY THE AUTO-MODERATOR. submitted by /u/flynnfx [link] [comments]
- Moving to Edmonton Megathread 2026
by /u/jstock14 (Stories from in and about Edmonton) on January 1, 2026 at 10:01 pmWithin this thread please ask questions about moving to Edmonton (or within Edmonton, if you already live here), including recommendations for housing and neighbourhood selections. If you live in Edmonton, consider answering the questions. Any posts on the subject matter outside of the megathread may be removed at the discretion of the moderators. Please note that job seeking threads are not allowed in r/ Edmonton but general advice on how to seek employment can be posted within this megathread too. Distinctions between a "job seeking" post and "general advice" will be made at the discretion of the moderators. If you are moving from another location to Edmonton, please note the advice from the community is consistently "have a job lined up before you move". submitted by /u/jstock14 [link] [comments]
