Full HD Edmonton by Night - Downtown Edmonton 2022

🌃 Discover Edmonton at Night: A Full HD Urban Adventure! 🎥

Welcome back, urban explorers! Dive into my latest nocturnal escapade through the vibrant streets of Edmonton’s downtown. Even though it’s in 1080p, the full HD footage captures the city’s pulsating energy and stunning vistas.

Experience the city as I do – where every corner buzzes with life, every sound tells a story, and every scent is a memory in the making. This Labour Day weekend, my family and I embarked on a provincial capital getaway, making memories at the historic Chateau Lacombe.

Our highlight? Conquering the colossal West Edmonton Mall – a shopper’s paradise and one of North America’s largest malls! From back-to-school hauls to savory bites of mall cuisine, and fun-filled moments at the indoor theme park with grandpa, it’s all here.

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[renataostertag]

Thank you, Brian - great video of Edmonton's Downtown.

[mattstephenson]

Lived in Edmonton since the late 80s …great vid

[faresrock]

I really like Edmonton 🇨🇦 so beautiful and so clean 🎉❤🇩🇿 big love from Algeria 💪😎

[insanedevan]

litteraly any city with thoes warm lights looks cool i luv my home city ❤

[saloninegi]

Dear Bistro Praha! I grew up in Edmonton and left as soon as I could. Downtown feels emptier and more depressing than ever. In the midst of that sense of desolation, the Bistro Praha was always a welcoming oasis.

[aleksanderkuncwicz]

Lived in edmonton all my life i hope it builds more high rise apartments for the oil that we have here.

[gp]

Sept 22 at er 9 p.m and peoplw are in shorts and tee shirts. Beautiful falls !
Great job btw !

[xkeenz]

Its awful how much this same beautiful landscape has changed in such a short period of time to become filled with such ugliness in the past few years. Now walking around in this city is very depressing seing the amount of people wandering around like zombies, passed out on sidewalks, standing hunched over like theyre trying to touch their toes. Hooded people with backpacks riding around on mountain bikes everywhere looking for their next potential thing to steal, place to shoot up or smoke their drugs, person to rob, etc. The streets in Edmonton have definitely turned into a very dark, dirty, depressing place these days and as someone who grew up in this city my entire life, its very sad. I really hope the people living here wake up and realize we need to make major changes in how we govern not only our city, but also this province and the rest of this country. I miss feeling proud of living in my city

[lonewolfwarrior]

Crazy how similar Edmonton looks to Winnipeg

[Recklooseranch]

This is one of the downtowns. The more interesting downtown area is on Whyte Ave. You cross the river valley and hit the area where the colleges/universities are there.
I always found 80ave downtown area to be quite boring.❤

[MyVlogsCanada]

At what time in night this video is shoot

[songsabai]

Keep going straight up 101st for another 6 blocks turn right and you'll be in the heart of 'homelessness.

[robgray]

I guess different today but when I was a young guy walking thrue the fruit loop was one of the more dangerous things you could do.

[MarkNZ]

3:36 I thought you were about to get jumped.

[shevyjohn]

Down town edm always looks dead and empty I lived work there for 8 years can be very depressing

[gounchface]

Clean with no people. Perfect .
Try this in January.

[dougmarshall]

There’s no life to downtown. It’s mostly offices. Everyone leaves for the suburbs at night.

[FrayConstruction]

i dunno. looks like an off night for downton edmonton

[Riordan]

Are you originally from Edmonton, Alberta?

[wrongthinkthunk]

I go to Edmonton Stony Plain road every other day. It’s a street that is getting a facelift but it’s crawling with junkies and homeless people. Lazy Liberal and NDP policies have resulted in this. Businesses are moving out and new potential buyers of the properties see the junkies running free and they don’t want to buy the over inflated prices for these places so only the wealthy non Canadians can buy them and not gaf about the crime and junkies issues that come with that area. It’s one of five deplorable places in Edmonton