Edmonton

Edmonton Is a safe city. Don't be walking around by yourself after 11pm til 6am. If you look for trouble you will find it any where. If your homeless it gets very dangerous, but I think that's true of any city

No it is not, it officially closed last year. La senza is still in business thought, just not la senza girl.

Edmonton was called Edmonton because of fort Edmonton which was named after Edmonton England

Directions from Edmonton, Alberta to Drumheller Edmonton International Airport (YEG) to Drumheller, AB

Distance: 245 km

1. Head southeast on Airport Road (0.7 km)

2. Slight right toward Edmonton (1.0 km)

3. Take the ramp onto HWY-2 S toward Leduc/Red Deer (82.8 km)

4. Turn left at HWY-12 to Stettler (62.9 km)

5. Turn right at HWY-56 and continue south to Drumheller (97.3 km)

6. Arrive in Drumheller, Alberta

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 8 hours and 36 minutes.

It is 582 miles according to Google Maps.

There are over a thousand buildings in the city of Edmonton, which is always developing and growing.

290 km on Icefields Pkwy/AB-93.

To my knowledge, it is not necessary to declare a permit on your auto insurance. You would notify your agent and pay the increased premium once he gets a license. This may vary with state law or even with the particular company. Hopefully, your agent is like mine, and is interested in helping you keep your premiums down, so that you can simply ask without worry.

No, there is no Hot Topic located in West Edmonton Mall.

I hate to say this, but as an Oiler fan myself, it all depends on the veiwpoint of who your asking: the Oilers fans or the Flames fans. This past year, both teams really did a good job of losing their games in the pre-playoffs, not to mention the support of their fans. So it depends on what people think.

However, the Oilers were certainly more successful at winning the Stanley Cup 7 times (I think it's 7 times...correct me if I'm wrong...), and the Flames only won the Cup once or twice. So in that context, then certainly the Oilers WERE better than the Flames.

But in the past couple years? That's an altogether different story!!

The 'Great One's" first year with the Edmonton Oilers was the 1979-1980 season.

It would take about 37 to 40 hours, including washroom breaks and the possibility of heavy construction around the Edmonton area. It's definitely not worth the drive just to see someone you met online, by the way. NOT worth the drive.

It is 6 hours and 47 minutes of driving tiime as estimated by Google Maps.

30 mimutes

Glen Anderson wore #9 for the Edmonton Oilers.

Queen Elizabeth Highway and AB-2

I think this is possible, but it would be highly impractical. The best option is to drive, or take a greyhound bus which costs about $80.

If you left your last bank in good standing most national banks such as Ally will offer the best interest rates. If your last bank was not left in good standing it will be much more difficult to get those same rates.

Currently the value at a Las Vegas Collectibles shop inside ythe Rio is $599..00

The Oilers were founded on November 1st, 1971, as a franchise of the World Hockey Association, subsequently joining the NHL in 1979 as one of four franchises introduced through the NHL merger with the WHA.

Located near Fort McMurray. It's a huge project that generates much income for Alberta's economy.

He's from Edmonton, Alberta

Staring at the moon will probably not make you crazy. However, it might indicate that you are crazy to begin with. What sane person would want to stare at the moon for long hours?