Edmonton

I'm considering going, but a friend said that she heard that despite a guarenteed alcohol-free, security-patrolled environment, there were still problems with alcohol, drugs, and fighting... Has anyone been to one? : As a parent I was concerned about my daughter going to rock and ride for the first time so I went as a chapparone. The amount of visible security and uniformed police officers reassured me that it was a well supervised event. After I let her go as long as she was with a group of friends I trusted. : Well I couldn't has possibly been more wrong! : While yes there is search and seizure in effect at the doors and there is security patrolling the event this means nothing! These dances are absolutley awash with drugs. For many young teens this is a foot in the door for serious drug abuse! Everyone there has easy access to ecstasy for only a couple of dollars per dose. If they try to resist they can be offered it free of charge. : Pure ecstasy in pill form is very rare. Most e available is cut with much cheaper crystal meth to make it seem more potent and cheaper to produce. It also makes it devastatingly addictive! : What started out as a five dollar pill becomes more expensive as your kid gets hooked. When they cant afford it anymore they are offered a deal in exchange for sexual favors or even worse. : West Edmonton mall is a base for seriously messed up kids to throw their lives away. Galaxyland, the food courts, circuit circus and other places are hangouts for young dropout drug dealers and a wealth of easy marks for robbery and assault. If you do not believe it go on any school day and look at the number of school age kids who are not in school. : If your child wants to go to rock and ride I very strongly suggest you prevent them from goiang at all costs. I never believed my own daughter would so easily fold to peer pressure. Now we are paying the very serious consequences for our mistakes!

It is 1,562 miles according to Google Maps.

Thomas DEKKER

It's the same as any other city an Canada and the US

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It was a nasty superstorm that produced an F5 tornado that tore through Edmonton on July 31, 1987, also known as "Black Friday." Quite a few people were killed and a number were injured, and a lot of homes and business were totaled that day as well. Tornadoes are not rare in Alberta, but it is rare to get an F5 like the one in Edmonton 25 years ago.

The driving distance between Las Vegas, NV and Edmonton, AB, Canada is approximately 1465 miles. The driving time would be approximately 24 hours if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work, border crossings and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

Go to About.com and to "boxing"/ then Search: Boxing Gyms.

MapQuest estimates the driving time as 44 hours and 55 minutes.

There are 22 different companies who offer engraving services in and around Edmonton. Yellow Pages or a similar directory will be able to provide contact details for the all.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 3 hours and 50 minutes.

It is an estimated 38 hour drive covering 2,153 miles.

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.

290 km on Icefields Pkwy/AB-93.

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

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.