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-20 right now… Yeah it’s great !

Very useful and well versed video, thank you! May I ask you what did you use to draw on the screen like this? :)

Calgary way better! Clear beautiful river, not muddy like north Saskatchewan, warm chinooks during winter, Wayyy better airport with more routes, wayyy closer to the Rockies, and on and on and on. Only thing is more expensive housing! Living in Cochrane you can have both. 1/2 hour to city, 1/2 hour to mountains.

"Hey Chatgpt, can you make my script more verbose?" -- this guy, apparently

You can get way more than that in Edm for $735k

Is skyrattler a good area

Ifffff ... I live in Winnipeg... should I still give it a second thought to move to Edmonton

You must have them

Hi there Brian! I have met my wife there in Edmonton but I currently live in another country away from her. We are working on getting me up there with visas etc but I wanted to ask you if you could help in how and what the best way would be in applying for Canadian citizenship?? what visa would be right to do that before I move up there?

I had a family member move to Edmonton from Vancouver Island for the one and only reason, its the only place they could find that was affordable.

EDMONTON SUCKS. But its great for making money.

Moved out pf this city a long time ago .best move ever. Moved east.

Hi I live in montreal born and raised. I've been wanting to leave here for a new change with me and my partner. My least concerns is the weather or the nightlife. I'm curious to know about the job opportunities.How's the medical and dental industry? Is it a hassle to get a family doctor? Or an appointment? How are the roads? I'd like to know the ins and outs I'm planning on visiting this year to see what my future can look like

Moved from Vancouver to Edmonton and love it. I miss the ocean only.

Calgary feels more like office folks types…. Edmonton feels more the guys in the shop vibe! Check out what I got building in the garage types, check out these welds…. Hehe!

Oh, the most miles of nature trails in all North American cities I heard with Edmonton…… many great trails to blade, bike, run. Ski…. Hundreds of kms. Hehe

But I do kinda miss the Husky tower!

Edmonton is far easier to travel within, and absolutely better rush hour than Calgary.

Lots of good fishing nearby….. little hidden trout pond just north of wabamun turnoff… head right instead of left into town, on the left about 2 maybe three I’m, a parking lot….. east pit lake. Good trout, old stocked strip mine. Never been skunked. Many little stocked lakes around.

Sounds like the perfect weather for me too cold and hot in the summer and less rain

If you live here and do not like hockey , people will look at you like a weirdo

-30 C in the winter .... if your car dies on the highway you can can die of exposure for 3 months a year

The summers are great here and it’s daylight until 10 or 11 pm. That’s the best part. Then there’s the cold winters. Not a fan. I’ve been here all my life. Edmonton is growing too fast

Noone loves Edmonton.

I've been living in Vancouver since March 2022. This city is for the rich, and the financially wreckless young people. It is true that there are lots of places to go but that will also translate into expenses. If you don't want to spend much money during your typical spring, summer and fall weekends, then there is no reason to stay in Vancouver. This differs from person to person since I prioritize having enough savings and investments rather than going at every weekend. Considering my approach, I would rather stay in Edmonton or Calgary than in Vancouver.

Few months of cold are just 😩

People are for sure friendlier in Edmonton, as long as they don't drive a lifted pickup truck with a bumper sticker stating that they would like to have intercourse with the prime minister.

You missed Devon. Nice small town right by the river, close to the airport, they have a small hospital, it's not too far from the city.

Edmonton is much better to live , i live in both city Edmonton is much relaxing to live.

Go back to Saskatoon.... what a 🤡

How is the Spruce Grove area for crime? Thinking of making the move from Vancouver in the spring time.

Edmonton is the wrong area.

Definitely agree with the last point. Crime rate is higher but most of that is due to the homelessness/mental illness crisis and is a lot of shoplifting, not violent crimes. I witness police or security stopping a theft about half the time I am in a Walmart, Dollarama, or mall.

When were those drone shots of Edmonton taken?

World water park?sounds 🤩

Omg

Edmonton is just a dirty gross ugly city

You obviously don’t know Canada,if you want beauty and warmth in your everyday life,try some places like ,buckhorn ,peterborough,longpoint ,Bancroft ,marmora,havelock,Norwood all in Ontario and more!

What 're you talking about rainy London Sir if my wales 's far worse if not for a scenery.

This commentator is trying to look older than what he is clearly,and sure does not know much or lives in a bubble,how much you getting paid to BS about this city.lmao.manual labor? Too funny.

It’s also a great area to live if you want to help the homeless, meth addicts, and people with various mental disorders. This is where I live and there is a lot of help needed.

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Edmonton. Immigrant shit hole. Dirty.

I live in Edmonton lots of outdoors activities and festivals to enjoy ❤

I recently spent some time in Edmonton for school and stayed in the Spruce Avenue area north of the Royal Alex. I really enjoyed the close proximity to shopping and transit. I did notice there was quite a bit of newer development in the area though there are still a lot of smaller older homes as well.

Sherwood Park and F.S are great towns but they have a major drawback living there, the refineries. Look up cancer rates, higher for the east end. Used to live on North Side, Glengarry. One summer our co2 detectors are going off, Atco in to check, all good, took about a week to realise it was the easterly wind ( no predominant) blowing what i have to assume was the refinery gases our way. West end gets more weather, more thunderstorms, hail, snow tracks.

I think you really glossed over some of the sketchier areas of the city -118th ave from about 106st and all the way east - this area used to be extremely bad and was essentially a red light district for a long time. A concerted effort by local businesses in the 2010s cleaned it up a lot but COVID undid a lot of that change. Overall I'd say its safer than it used to be but I would not want to raise a family or take tourists there. Lots of pawn shops, liquor stores, open drug use and rough sleeping -Stoney Plain Road is very similar to 118th with the worst parts being around jasper place. Weirdly enough it actually becomes really nice closer to downtown as you get into glenora and beyond travelling east. 149 street is I'd say is more or less 'the line' between the nice part and the sketchy part. -The east side of downtown is entirely suspect. I would say from about 111ave to Jasper ave, 101st to 95 street is a whole "warning" area. The whole area isnt equally as bad and there are some small pockets in that area where I might live, but that area is highly concentrated with shelters and outreach centres for the homeless, the big one being around 99th st and 106th ave. That area is where people living on the street tend to concentrate, and as a result you can expect to see high property crime and open drug use. Its a shame because both chinatown and little italy are in the area and both have some wonderful small shops and historic areas. I wouldn't say avoid the area entirely but maybe dont live there without knowing a lot about it. Other areas of the city that people say are 'bad' are not even close. The entire city has issues with property crime especially in proximity to downtown or major transit stations, but the entire rest of the city I would consider to be safer than the average neighborhood in a bigger city.

The bell man.. why?

There is no right or good areas to live in Edmonton. It is a sanctuary city, a toilet of multiculturalism and a horrible place to live! This is coming from someone born and raised in Edmonton!

Property tax's are higher, and insurance is higher.