1/x-Edmonton, we need to speak from the heart. This has been the hardest year since we opened our doors in 2021, even tougher than the pandemic. Rising costs have hit us hard and without strong community support in the months ahead, we may not make it to our 5th anniversary #yeg.
Petition to keep Alberta in Canada is really close to collecting enough signatures, but we need to have a “comfort margin” in case some signatures get rejected.
PLEASE, continue signing the #ForeverCanadian petition!!!
https://t.co/ainheO2ESN
WOW!!! TODAY, there are 330 #ForeverCanadian signing locations!
Our volunteers will be collecting signatures near most municipal election polling stations. They can’t be on site, but will be near. Please look for them.
Here are additional locations:
https://t.co/QGSzqbbni2
TODAY, October 19, there will be more than 95 #ForeverCanadian petition signing locations.
There are only 9 days left. We need your signature to reach the goal.
Please find the nearest location here:
https://t.co/oA0cGhnhEo
Hey friends,
As Mother Nature cranks up the furnace, let's all be mindful not to add to our already rising fire woes.
Cigarettes, pit fires, trail riding, fireworks, whatever- let's be fire smart during what's already a difficult time for some Albertans and fire crews
#OnThisDay - September 1, 1980
Terry ran his last mile of the Marathon of Hope.
The day he stopped was the day we started. Continue Terry's legacy and join us for the #TerryFoxRun on September 15. Register, fundraise, and donate today: https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF
#NoMatterWhat
Police recently responded to a complaint about a dog left in an unattended vehicle in the West Edmonton Mall parking lot. The temperature outside had reached 36 degrees. Animal Control Peace Officers were able to break the window to take the dog into their custody. The driver eventually returned to their vehicle after 45 minutes, where EPS officers arrested and charged them with Causing Unnecessary Suffering to an Animal.
The Edmonton Police Service would like to remind the public that leaving children and pets in unattended vehicles is unsafe during extreme heat. On a warm day, even vehicles parked in the shade with the windows rolled down can reach a staggering 49 degrees in minutes. If you see a child or pet in distress, call 911 immediately.
Edmonton animal control says they've had 47 calls about dogs in hot cars since May, including one today outside the court house.
A reminder that if it's +30 outside, it can heat up to +44 inside a vehicle in 15 minutes. #yeg#yegwx
Why haven't I been picked yet? 😪🐶 I'm Polly! #adoptme
I'm the sweetest girl, but I can be nervous sometimes. I'd love a calm and quiet home. I'm still a puppy who loves to snuggle and play. I can't wait to learn new things with you ❤️
ADOPT 🔗 https://t.co/f5z9w9QaJO
Hi. Sorry but she is still missing. Looking for any help at all. You have all been amazing. #yeg#hermitage#lostdog#Poppy Was seen in the neighborhoods surrounding the dog park earlier today.