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This might be a bit of a random one, but I’ve recently fallen down a potpourri rabbit hole and now I’m on the hunt for flowers (and apples and oranges!) Has anyone had luck asking florists for old flowers or are there other places I should try reaching out to? Also genuinely curious, is it ever okay to ask cemeteries about old flowers or is that completely off limits? I’m not selling anything, just drying them for personal projects and experimenting at home 🙂 submitted by /u/ARadioStar [link] [comments]

My lease comes up end of April. I’m current in Arris in East Village. I’m looking for something similar to Arris (2 bed/2bath, 1300 square feet) in the downtown area as my wife and I both work downtown. Any suggestions/advice? I like Arris, but wondering if there’s something better. We checked out The Oliver and Two Park Central, which we really liked, but ultimately the unit square footage us too small for us. submitted by /u/MrRio2012 [link] [comments]

Hi all, I’m looking to move toward a more wildlife-focused career and could really use some advice on next steps. I’m based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada (cross-posting for location context). I currently work as an environmental scientist at a consulting firm, mainly on remediation/reclamation projects in the oil and gas sector. Every now and then I get to do wildlife sweeps, and that’s by far my favourite part of my job. I have just over 4 years of experience in the industry and completed the double-major Land & Water Resources diploma at Olds College. Ideally, I’d like to avoid going back to school for another full 4-year degree if possible. From what I can tell, wildlife biology/conservation degrees aren’t really available in Calgary, and online options in Canada seem pretty limited. Relocation is on the table if needed, but staying local would be preferable. I’ve been looking into stacking volunteer experience and targeted courses/certificates to build wildlife-specific skills instead of returning to school full-time. Is this a viable path in the wildlife field, or am I just delaying the inevitable? If going back to school is the better option, I’d love recommendations for programs that make sense for someone with my background. I’m also very open to suggestions for worthwhile volunteer programs, certifications, or courses that are actually respected in the field. Any and all advice is very much appreciated — thank you! TL;DR: Environmental scientist in Calgary with 4+ years of consulting experience (remediation/reclamation) and an Olds College Land & Water Resources diploma. Love wildlife work and want to pivot toward it. Hoping to avoid another 4-year degree if possible. Are volunteer experience + targeted courses a legit path, or is going back to school unavoidable? Looking for program, course, or volunteer recommendations. submitted by /u/Fun-Opportunity-7175 [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone... getting back into comics and love the weekly trip to a comic shop Experience. So what's the best shop to make a Pull List? Best discount? submitted by /u/bsculac [link] [comments]

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hello, film photographer here. I am on the hunt for abandon and or stand alone gas stations throughout the city and/or within an hour or so outside the city. thank you! submitted by /u/Creative_Round4542 [link] [comments]

hello, film photographer here. I am on the hunt for abandon and or stand alone gas stations throughout the city and/or within an hour or so outside the city. thank you! submitted by /u/Creative_Round4542 [link] [comments]

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I want to cafe hop with a friend this week but I'm not sure where to start or what's the best route... submitted by /u/ineedachiprightnow [link] [comments]

Any body know where I can find a playground with a excavator/digger ride preferably around the southeast? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/kesoshock [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I’m a 15-year-old student and I’ve been trying to get my first job for about 2 months now. I’ve already built a proper resume and applied to a lot of retail and fast-food places (in person and online). Most places either ghost me completely or send a "we have decided to pursue other applicants" email, even for entry-level positions. I’m not sure what else I should be doing differently. I wanted to ask: What jobs actually hire 15-year-olds? Are there specific companies or types of workplaces I should focus on? Is applying online better, or should I keep going in person? Any tips that helped you get hired at this age? I’m open to retail, food service, grocery stores, or anything reasonable for a student. I’m just trying to gain work experience and earn some money. I know about live my life as i'm still young but this would just be a part time job i would do for ~6 months just to have some savings set aside Any advice would really help. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/NSMuhammad [link] [comments]

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We are leaving Alberta tomorrow after 12 years! Here’s what we felt made our last weekend: - Took the teens to the Royal Alberta Museum. No matter how old they get, they love it - Farmer market near Whyte for last fresh fruit/veggies - Dinner at Sabor, the seafood risotto, boar cheeks, and some kind of lemonade cocktails - Movie theatre in Leduc, $6/adult with real butter on cheap popcorn, prefer it so much more to the giant Cineplex, it feels like the 90s again - in a good way That’s a wrap! I do really enjoy almost everything about Edmonton (except the weather sorry). submitted by /u/Rhe64489 [link] [comments]

Always Plumbing and Heating installed a new heater in my garage over 3 months ago. They quoted me for a Lennox, which I agreed to, but installed a Trane model that I can't find any information about online. It broke within two weeks (motor and fan blade). They told me they would have a new part in 2 weeks. That was ~2months ago.... I call them once a week for an update, they always promise to call me back but never do. I am polite and courteous but am becoming increasingly frustrated. Does anyone have any recommendations how to deal with a company that has ghosted you after providing a faulty product (+$4k) that you paid for? In absence of help, let this be a warning for anyone else considering their services. Thanks submitted by /u/tripletripels [link] [comments]

A black lab or something similar was last seen running down Grierson Hill at 2:50pm, behind the Edmonton Conference Centre where the parking lot is. They’re wearing a pink leash and running through traffic. My fiance tried to run after it but it’s just too fast and panicked. Probably near the river valley by now Update: last seen in Louise McKinney Riverfront Park, near parking lot area. None of the snow is cleared so most people looking gave up as the area can’t really be walked through on foot rn submitted by /u/camoure [link] [comments]

Hello Edmonton! I'm new to the city - from Onterrible - and getting geared up to take my building company out of hibernation in this new postal code. I had a solid customer base back in Ontario and haven't had to market myself for at least 10 years. I know the world of marketing has drastically changed since opening my business and a simple Kijiji ad and Facebook ad likely won't cut the mustard in an effort to find good customers. - Where have you been most effective in spending your advertising dollars in getting good leads for customers that appreciate good work? - Is there a community of contractors in the city, whether it be a Facebook group or an in-person meetup that takes place for people in the trades to network? - I have two companies that offer two different services and both might need their own approach to marketing; Grandson 4 Rent is a complete home service company dedicated to helping people remain independent in their own home Sustainable Building Company is a Carpentry and Contracting company striving to adhere to best practices in the world of sustainable and natural building, and ensuring that all people have access to healthy and affordable buildings A bit of background if it's beneficial for anyone to point me in the right direction: My focus for the last 8 years has been in sustainable building, although I assume that niche is going to be harder to break into before I make a name for myself in the city. I specialize in utilizing natural building materials, building high performance homes and deep energy retrofits. I have specifically worked on straw bale homes, natural plasters, earthen floors and tight building envelopes in the last several years. On top of sustainable building, I'm a jack-of-all-trades kind of carpenter and have often worked on projects with small crews that do everything in house. We only hired the trades that need to be ticketed - HVAC, Electrical and Plumbing - otherwise generally did everything from demo, to forming and framing, building envelope, interior and exterior finishing. This included sheet metal and glazing done custom and on site when needed. For sub-contract work I have often been the one hired when a MacGyver is needed, or when a punch list needs to be addressed, as I'm comfortable working on my own and working on solutions for complex problems. submitted by /u/IndependenceHuman519 [link] [comments]

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I'm not big on it but she is, so here we are. I'd like to bring her somewhere nice to eat and/or somewhere nice to visit as a date. I think in total my budget is $120, we don't have much money. Doesn't need to be moody and romantic like in a magazine. Thank you all! submitted by /u/Cold_Buffalo_2355 [link] [comments]

It’s fun to watch. Although a bit distracting because all they say is that they’re in Canada and then treat Calgary, Banff and Canmore all as one place. One scene had them go from Calgary to the main part of town which ended up being Canmore. Another scene had them in downtown and then drive a character to a hotel, go through the airport tunnel and end up in downtown again. And of course the scene where they were at the Crossroads Farmers market, one character gets lost on Stephen Ave somehow, tells her he’s two blocks away and then she runs from the market to Stephen Ave all in combat boots haha. submitted by /u/wowelephants [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/836qgwi6u5eg1.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0548e1a3ff2e220a681463ba7bff514e5115968c I found this illustration when I was looking up architectural plans for unbuilt buildings in Canada, and I'm feeling a little longing for what could have been built in Churchill Square. submitted by /u/StarryNightMessenger [link] [comments]

How do I stay updated on the events and local things, without Facebook, IG, or other Meta apps? Are there alternative sites, where things are posted? Thanks submitted by /u/Gloomyfleur [link] [comments]

(OP not originator, posting for friend) I am seeking individuals who witnessed a canine altercation at Beddington Off-Leash Park on Friday, January 9th, 2026, at approximately 2:30 pm. A small brown dog was mauled by a larger white and black dog. Specifically, I am trying to contact a woman who assisted me by holding my injured dog while I located my other dog. She was accompanied by her husband and a small white dog, and was wearing a long green coat that became soiled with blood. If you have any information regarding this incident or are the individual described, please contact me. I would like to express my gratitude by offering to clean or replace the coat. submitted by /u/spammcann [link] [comments]

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Flight tracker says it’s a boeing ch-47F chinook. submitted by /u/dire_bedlam [link] [comments]

I’m asking for advice. The surface is vinyl / plastic I haven’t clean the window sills for a while and I notice these dark spots. Are these mould? I was hoping these are dust accumulation over a long period of time. Any advice is appreciated Thank you submitted by /u/CanadaSash [link] [comments]

Hey there! I am an apprentice mechanic without enough garage space for a project car. I would like to know where one can go and find some broken down motorcycles or things like pressure washers, lawnmowers, etc. I would like to be able to buy them and fix them up in order to gain a bit more practice and just for fun. submitted by /u/yaboichurro11 [link] [comments]

We arrived at 12:30 it was very busy. Not sure how today will be. You have to pay for parking and entry. We brought lots of change to donate to the various rescues and organizations. Events ran all day there is a list of times at the front door. Make sure you get to the location quick as it’s hard to see from the back. A huge BOO to the parents who stood at the front with kids oh the shoulders blocking everyone else’s view. Another BOO to parents who let their kids climb the rails and also block views. If your kids are in front they don’t need to climb up. And a BOO to the kid who pulled the fire alarm. That thing sounded awful and went for at least 5 minutes… those poor animals. Dog demos were so fun The line up to see the cats was long as was the one for getting a photo with a snake. So if you get there when those lines are short do that!!! There are food options. Many dog and pet booths but several were not pet oriented. You can learn about some breeds to see what maybe right for your family but there was also at least one booth with mixed breed rescue dogs. My personal favorite dog was the white and black one in the SuperDogs that did frisbee. A reminder that the dogs in the sporting events may not be good pet breeds. They need a home that will keep them active and mentally satisfied submitted by /u/exotics [link] [comments]

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Headlines like this can paint a very deceptive picture. You see a news story touting a lineup of over 1,000 people and think, "my God, Edmontonians sure are boneheads, aren't they?" Here’s the thing that everyone needs to remember: they had a line of something like 1,000 people or so. Know what that means? Two things: It was the only place available for them to sign that petition. They probably have limited opportunities to do so if they feel the need to stand in line for hours, rather than coming back another day. By contrast, the Forever Canadian petition managed to gather nearly half a million signatures across the province. 13.6% of the entire Alberta electorate. You may think to yourself, "13.6%? That's a pretty low number." But keep in mind: this isn't an election, or a referendum—it's a petition. A grassroots show of solidarity. A petition that a large contingent of people likely didn't even know about, another sizable chunk felt was giving too much credence to what they saw as a non-issue, and plenty of others who just weren't able to sign said petition for one reason or another, even though they agreed with it in principle. Notwithstanding those large segments of the population, a petition still managed to draw signatures from nearly 14% of the province's voting population. This petition didn't draw huge lineups for the reasons that the so-called "Stay Free Alberta" petition did have hundreds waiting in line: there were more volunteers who mobilized in support of Forever Canadian, which meant more locations for people to sign, and more than a few opportunities to do so. More locations and more dates meant a natural diffusion of people to whichever location was closest to them, on whatever day was most convenient. So, don't be disheartened by the long lineup in Rundle Park. Forever Canadian had so many supporters that there were enough volunteers among them to preclude the need for anybody to line up. submitted by /u/KurtisC1993 [link] [comments]

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One of my favourite photos from the market - the stall has moved now and the sausages are still on point, but boy that old location had character! submitted by /u/c4reb3ar [link] [comments]

Look at that grin! Hell yeah Grandpa. submitted by /u/Canari-Jaune-1990 [link] [comments]

The sun is coming, right on schedule 😁 Jan 17, 8h9min daylight (today) Feb 4, 9h9min daylight (in 2.5 weeks) March 21, 12h (spring equinox, fun fact- everywhere on earth will have roughly 12h of daylight on the spring equinox, equinox=“equal”) Source: https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/canada/edmonton?month=1 submitted by /u/smoothie12345 [link] [comments]

Hey r/Calgary! Like everyone else, I’ve been feeling the sting at the checkout lately. I’m a local developer and a big home cook, so I spent the last few months building a personal project to help my family meal plan more efficiently. ​The main thing it does is scan the weekly flyers from our local grocery chains and automatically suggests recipes based on what is actually on sale that week. It also compares the different store flyers to tell you which one has the most items on your list so you can save a trip. ​It’s a local passion project and I’m just trying to make it as useful as possible. I’m currently looking for some fellow Calgarians to help me test it out and tell me if it’s actually helpful for your weekly shop or if there are features I'm missing. ​I don't want to break any sub rules by posting a link, but I'm happy to share the info/link in the comments if anyone is interested in checking it out. submitted by /u/aucunideeab [link] [comments]

If you know this toy shop in Cross Roads, you will know that they provide a nice selection of of toys, figures, hot wheels and other cool stuff! My only issue is this owner appears to be very grumpy and not engaging with his consumers until people actually buy something, I don’t need a conversation but a little of a friendly welcome can be helpful….maybe he makes good coin and just doesn’t care….anyone else feel this way? PS. I have been going here for the past 15 years and no change submitted by /u/PaulTransformer [link] [comments]

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Thanks to everyone who conserved water over the past two weeks ! Effective immediately, all water restrictions have been lifted for the city of Calgary, Airdrie, Chestermere, Strathmore and Tsuut’ina Nation. Your help in reducing your water use has allowed crews to complete the necessary repair on the Bearspaw feeder main. Although this repair is complete, additional pipe reinforcement work is planned for Spring and Fall, 2026. Continue to follow our channels for the latest updates. For up-to-date information visit calgary.ca/watermainbreak. submitted by /u/JeromyYYC [link] [comments]

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Came across this last night on a bike ride with some mates (bike gang represent). Located on the canal just off Deerfoot. I would suspect this piece of equipment will be stuck there until the ground thaws. Worth a rip to check it out, it’s an impressive disaster to witness. submitted by /u/jaymichaelt [link] [comments]

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The r/Edmonton moderation team has noticed a spike in the number of posts pertaining to snow and ice clearing as well as posts about winter driving conditions. This has generated a significant spike in the posts being reported for being offside of the subreddit rules, namely Rule 2 and Rule 6. Until the current Phase 2 parking ban is over, please confine commentary about snow and ice clearing, as well as anything about winter driving conditions, to this megathread. Standalone posts may be acceptable subject to the discretion of the r/Edmonton moderating team. Here is a list of resources you may find helpful: City of Edmonton “live” snow and ice clearing map and road priority map. Councillor Paquette’s snow and data interactive tool. Sign up for Phase 2 parking ban notifications here. A website for you to scream into the void. submitted by /u/jstock14 [link] [comments]

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Within 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]

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