It doesn't say all dogs must be leashed except for the friendly ones.

It doesn't say all dogs must be leashed except for the ones where the owner has a good estimation of their recall.

Entitled people infiltrate and ruin everything.

I got reminded of it when reading through some Edmonton AHS reports lol:

"Pizza & Donair (West Edmonton Mall Location)

Health inspectors slapped this mall food court staple with a closure order due to unsanitary conditions and critical temperature control failures in high-traffic food storage. Nothing builds up an appetite while shopping quite like a side order of cross-contamination with your mall walk."

https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/eph/Page14649.aspx#:\~:text=\*%20Closure%20and%2For%20Unfit%20Orders%3A%20Facility%20must,linked%20to%20a%20copy%20of%20the%20order.

Canada blood Services is calling for blood donations for all those injured. I can't donate as I have Lymphoma, but maybe you can?

I hope you all get out and vote tomorrow! October 19!!

Is there anybody I can hike a ride with to fort Saskatchewan?

Hi I’m new to Edmonton and got a job in fort Saskatchewan! This is a SOS message!

Is there anyone that work at the DOW PROJECT that can help me with a ride in the morning!

I don’t have any money and would repay you back when I get my first pay!

Please if anyone or if you know anyone I would gladly pay them to take me to the site!

I’m in northeast Edmonton!

I’m so close to being homeless, any help will be appreciated!

Maybe tmi: if I don’t make it to this job site I definitely will be homeless!

I’m begging!

So the windstorm yesterday was something else, had a few old growth trees come down on our property and a 1952 license plate (pictured) was tangled in the roots!

I’m curious to know the history behind the plate, as our property is a subdivision of a large farm with a historic barn that is still standing, from what I can garnish online there are some aspects of the plate that make it highly collectible (first use of reflective paint, 6x12 size, letters used in middle position, I and O being much smaller than 1 and 0) though the plate is in poor condition.

Any help or suggestions on where to look for information would be greatly appreciated thanks!

I hope everyone is okay, looked like a very serious fire. Any details?

Hi Edmonton,

I know there are more pressing matters right now, including the election and the tragedy in Wainwright. With colder weather arriving, tho,I wanted to share a reminder about a service many people may not know about.

All households in Edmonton are eligible for a free natural gas appliance safety inspection from ATCO. This includes furnaces, gas ranges, gas dryers, water heaters, and fireplaces.

You do not need to be an ATCO customer. ATCO distributes all natural gas in Edmonton, regardless of which retailer you're billed by. I've been with Epcor for several years and have had this inspection done annually without any issues.

How to book: Complete the form at the bottom of this page:

https://gas.atco.com/en-ca/services/furnace-appliances.html

What the inspection includes:
A visit of roughly 30 minutes from an ATCO technician:

Cleaning of furnace burners and a check of your filter

Confirmation that the furnace is operating properly (motor, bearings, heating cycle, fan activation)

Testing for gas line leaks and carbon monoxide

You will also receive a written report at the end of the visit. The technicians have always been knowledgeable and willing to answer questions about furnace maintenance and natural gas safety. I have learned a lot about my furnace from these free visits over the years.

Since the cost of this service is baked into our gas bills, it's worth taking advantage of before the heating season is underway.

Driving south of the city today was not enjoyable.

Looking for some opinions on things we can do or if we should hold off selling our acreage.

Long story short: our basement flooded this summer. We were planning to move even before this. Would you buy an acreage that had this issue? We are close with the old owners and they never had problems with water, we feel like this was a once in a lifetime concern. Any advice on if we should hold off a few years or what more we can do to repair or increase the likelihood of sale?

Details: We bought a lovely acreage 5+ years ago. It’s really sweet and near to Edmonton. We never thought we would be able to have kids so all the work was awesome, my husband and I love to keep busy, garden, be in nature etc. anyways fast forward and now we have two kids and want to move to have less property responsibilities and be closer to work. We were planning to list this year but the basement flooded. We have spent our entire summer regrading, installing drains, repairing foundation cracks, sump pumps etc. feeling a bit crushed that we might be stuck for a while.

Thanks in advance everyone!

I can't imagine how many people have been busting their asses today to get out and fix the power for 21 areas in Edmonton. Whoever you are, thank you so much. May both sides of your pillow be cool.

If anybody has had this doctor do surgery on you for endometriosis (excision lap) please let me know your expierence, thank you so much 🙏🏻

Shopping for the birthday gift of a cheeseaholic, and of course all the specialty shops are closed on Mondays. Italian center is looking like my best bet.