Which city do you prefer out of the two? edit: Of course I forgot to include something in this video - Red Deer also has the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame, another reason it is the better sports city of the two.
Lethbridge because the people are less annoying, it has a really funny city flag, it's downtown is really nice and walkable, and it isn't the worst city over 100k for crime in English North America like Red Deer is
I’ve lived in the Red Deer area for 17 years. It’s a beautiful area and quick access to not only Edmonton and Calgary but the Rockies as well. To add to the transit- there is also BOLT which operates mainly in Blackfalds (13km north of Red Deer) but has 2 routes into Red Deer, one to the North end and the other to RDP making it more accessible to more people.
I kind of like these city comparisons. I lived in Grande Prairie for a number of years as well as Red Deer. Good people, also blue collar, but horrendous for petty crime, visual appeal, and overall city cleanliness. I'd really like to visit Lethbridge one day.
Lethbridges is like a zombie land downtown. The drug problem is out of control, and the crime is terrible. Businesses have to lock their doors during the day. You can't leave anything outside without it being locked down or consider it gone. Walking at night is no longer safe. Lethbridge has some serious issues and needs to get a handle on it before it gets even farther out of control.
I used to do B2B sales for Telus. Every single business owner in that downtown Lethbridge area said the same thing….once they opened safe injection the whole area went way downhill. Hard for a lot of them to even get business insurance because windows and vehicles are getting vandalized every day
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I've gotten to know Red Deer better these past few years and it has a lot more to offer than I previously thought. Cheers!
Have you ever been to Grande Prairie Alberta? The wind is absolutely insane there, every year there's at least one but usually a lot more wind storm that blows over 115km/hr. Once got blown right off the highway just coming into the city when a semi passed on the double lane the sudden blast when the truck passed pushed our little sports car right off the road. Gotta be careful driving through the city when it's windy because it's common for giant signs, plywoods or traffic lights come flying out of nowhere from the strong winds. Never seen a wind storm in Lethbridge but definitely Northern AB wind storms are always on the news
Honestly that wouldn't be my first choice for a video but maybe in a couple years when the idea well is running dry lol. Btw - just subscribed to your channel and saw that you were a trucker, I actually got my class 1 last year but it looks like I'm probably not going to actually ever use it. It was tough for me to learn and pass the test though, I have a newfound respect for truckers. Cheers!
Unless you like freezing cold, snow, tornadoes and hail - Lethbridge has a MUCH better climate than Red Deer. It's 5 degrees warmer in the winter, with much shorter winters than Red Deer. The wind also provides a breeze that cuts the heat in the summer months.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - yeah fair enough, way more nasty storms around Red Deer. Seems like people are pretty split on their weather preference, I see merit on both sides. Cheers mate!
I mean I've experienced all of the above in both places, but fair with the tornado part. Much more warnings up there, most skirt around lethbridge more towards clarahsome. Snow sucks though, but the chinook wind takes care of it. If you're prone to migranes and headaches with pressure in your sinuses, lethbridge is a hellhole.
From Red Deer born and raised. I agree with your analysis. The province really screwed us when they cancelled the University. When I was in my 20’s Red Deer was great but now the crime, homelessness and hard drug use is out of control. I have enjoyed my time in Lethbridge every time I’ve been there. But I could recognize some of the similar issues that we have. It’s a shame because we have the money and resources to deal with these issues but the provincial government and I can say for Red Deer the municipal government has failed. But in the end these are Canadian cities and Canada is a great place to live compared with the rest of the world. Never be scared of moving to Red Deer. More the merrier.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I agree, Canada is still a great place to live overall! Would you say in your experience that you've noticed higher crime in Red deer compared to Lethbridge? Cheers
I don't put a lot of weight on the crime index of either city. I live in Red Deer and the crime rate is a joke. Crime index only reflects reported crimes. Sure, we have the occasional murder of car theft, but most of our crimes are petty, which, when reported raises the index. Do I feel safe walking downtown? Hell yes. I can walk down there any time of the day or night and not worry about a damn thing
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - that's a fair point, crime index doesn't tell the whole story. And I probably could have communicated that point in a more detailed and balanced way - Red deer is a peaceful and pleasant city overall. I just used the crime index numbers cause it's a quick way to give general comparisons. Cheers
They need to rethink how to gauge crime in cities. They have Red Deer as one of the most "dangerous" cities in Canada and it simply isn't, not even close. I've never been to Lethbridge, but I would like to. I'm sure it suffers from the same false reputation. I grew up in Vancouver and I know for a fact it's far more violent than any city in Alberta. Gang violence doesn't get reported much, if at all. That affects the index
Lethbridge. SW foothills of Alberta and kananaskis are near by great driving roads. Fernie, Castle mountain and crowsnest are just around the corner. Lethbridge has a legit university.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - Lethbridge is a great city and I enjoy the entire badlands region. I plan on doing a bunch of videos in Southern Alberta this summer. Cheers!
@@strangenorth nice. Waterton National Park is close to Lethbridge too. Try to drive the scenic highways like highway 40, 762, 66 from Bragg Creek to kananaskis to canmore. No lights. Also diamond valley to sheep river provincial park. Amazing road. The ranch areas just south of Calgary are nice too. Even Calgary has great spots.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I still can't believe anyone is watching my little videos, but I'm glad they're providing some value. Cheers!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I hope it was a fair comparison, I could have added a couple things but I think it gives a decent overview. Cheers mate!
@@nickyb7266 It’s crazy: When I’m there, and the wind is howling, my blood pressure goes up, I don’t sleep, and I get headaches. I don’t know what happened to me.
That's interesting I have a similar experience. Grew up in Leth moved away and had no memory of it being windy. Moved back in my 30s and it felt like one endless hurricane after another.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I'm actually going to be doing a whole bunch of Southern Alberta videos (including Medicine Hat) this summer. Cheers!
@@strangenorth do one about the Medicine Hat city council fiasco that's currently going on. We're hoping the Province steps in like they did in Chestemere
I've lived in Alberta my entire life: grew up a tad over an hour southwest of Edmonton. I have been living in Red Deer since September, 2002 & only have visited Lethbridge twice: 2020 & 2022. I found your video quite fascinating informative, educational, interesting & overall well researched- thank you 🙏 This is a video I'll want/need to watch at least once more- possibly three times. Thanks again for a simple, straight forward comparison & having both cities broken down into 10 different categories is a great choice!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I still can't believe anyone is watching my little videos, but I'm really glad they're providing some value! This video idea was a suggestion from someone else, and I'm happy it's been useful. Within a few weeks I'm also going to post videos comparing Moose Jaw/Prince Albert and Banff/Jasper. Cheers mate!
This was great. I first moved to Alberta, from Ontario, in 2012. I was in Red Deer for 1 year, then luckily housed in a hotel in Sylvan Lake for 6 months, then moved to Edmonton due to a job opportunity. Been in Edmonton ever since. Red Deer was a lovely small community to be a part of, and so was Sylvan Lake. Although I've been to Calgary a number of times, I've never been as low south as Lethbridge. Really appreciate this comparison!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - glad the video provided some value! You know what Lethbridge is a neat town to visit, I particularly like hiking the river valley trails. Medicine Hat is a great little city too, I plan on doing a bunch of Southern Alberta videos this summer. Cheers mate!
Red Deer used to be a nice city. It changed for the worse after the last Boom. Springbrook got hit the hardest with crime. I think Red Deer has the best biking trails. The fishing is really good when you get outside of town towards Joffree. Other than that it's a real dump.
I just watched the Populations at the beginning and paused to comment, When Times are Good and Oil and Gas are Strong, Red Deer wins Hands Down, the oil and gas economy doesnt effect Lethbridge nearly as much as Red Deer, but Red Deer has more of a Mid Size City Feeling when your Downtown, and Leth just feels like a Big Town, RD also has a Mini Metro Area with BlackFalds and Lacombe adding about 25,000 people and are basically attached kinda like Redcliff is to Med Hat,. Lethbridge is Still seperated from Coaldale and Coalhurst with some industrial between them but definately no Housing in between and mostly future buildings, construction, or Lots. Also RD has Sylvan Lake (another 14,000) and Innisfail (11,000ish), both are only about a 5 minute longer drive then Leth to Coaldale. Also a much busier Highway and Gasoline Alley Stretches the City out as well with Large Trailer Parks, Nice Outdoor Parks, some Housing, tons of Businesses and More places for Food in RD. RD County is also very beautiful and full of Trees and Much More where Leth is just Flat with 1 coulee... Even Med Hat is more Beautiful then Leth with tons of Parks, Recreation, and Coulees while being 30mins From Cypress Hills. I think Leth Sucks and ive spent so much time there it just has no excitement for me, even though it does have more clubs and pubs then RD, and RD use to have a wicked Night Scene and desperately needs its NightLife Back, but it still has a wayyyy more Hustle n Bustle Style City/Metro Life, while being 1hr from Both of Albertas Major Metropolitan Areas. Current Score Leth 6.5/10 RD 7.5/10 (9 in 💥 times)
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - you make a lot of great points. And I never did too much nightlife in red deer over the years but everyone has been saying how much it has declined in the past 20 years (almost non-existent now). Sometimes I think it would be cool to live in Red Deer just because you can quickly zip over to Edmonton and Calgary relatively quickly. Cheers!
Accidentally ended up on this by complete accident but I was instantly interested because I always find stuff more interesting if I can relate. I've been to both places several times but Red Deer has my vote but I settled in a city much more north in Alberta 😊. Love the channel and what I've watched so far, I look forward to binge watching old episodes and all the new stuff. One more lonely subscriber lol
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - glad you're getting some value out of my little videos, still can't believe anyone is watching them! Cheers mate
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - you know what, I'm a huge Lego nerd and those are my collection of Lego modular buildings. They are geared towards adults, fun to build and they look great on a shelf. Cheers!
Shoutout to the university of lethbridge! Really enjoyed my experience, never had to take an hour long commute and the tuition is still cheaper than the rest
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I've always loved that campus, only visited briefly though. Something epic about it, I always imagined it would be pleasant to sit and study while looking out at the river valley. Cheers mate!
Good video and very well presented. I have played in tons of ball and hockey tournaments in Lethbridge, hell I have even played in 4 bonspiels in Alberta's Bridge City and found it welcoming. I haven't been there in 7 or 8 years and have heard the drug problem has escalated and I know the same can be said of Red Deer. My wife's mother lives in Red Deer so we hear the stories about the deteriorating Little Gaetz and what a shitshow that area has become with the druggies shitting on the sidewalks, businesses struggling to keep their doors open in a riff-raff filled area where crime continues at an alarming rate. On one hand we have the homeless advocates and on the other hand there's those who want to send the drug crazed homeless packing to a different area of Alberta. An associate works in The Provincial building in Red Deer and she tells tales of the bizarre regular occurrences she and her co-workers witness from their office windows. Little Goetz and part of North Red Deer are to be avoided... don't even get me started on Fairview.. or should I say Riverside Meadows. On an upside for Red Deer, they have the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame, which is terrific and well worth the drive from Edmonton or Calgary... Real easy to get to as well and Red Deer is just minutes from Sylvan Lake.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - Yeah seems like the general crime issue has gotten worse, but it's still a great city overall. Seems like every urban center in the country has more visible social disorder, Edmonton is no exception. Calgary actually sems to be a lot better in comparison. And the proximity to Sylvan is often overlooked as an advantage of living in Red Deer - best beach in the province! Cheers
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - yeah I was really going full nerd on you guys off the bat lol. Cheers mate
Do you watch Geography King? He does a lot of these style videos for the US. It’s nice to see you doing this for Canadian cities! Hope you do more of these! Great video!
You know what I haven't, but I'll check it out. I've enjoyed similar videos. Glad you got some value out of this one, I'm going to do a video comparing Moose Jaw and Prince Albert down the road. Thought maybe Jasper vs. Banff could be interesting too. Cheers!
Fantastic video. I am from Lethbridge (as you might tell from my name). Lethbridge is not in the badlands! It's grasslands/prairies. Also how do you mention reeves college (which is not even a "real" college) without mentioning Lethbridge College. Either way, it was a great comparison. I might have to do a similar video on my channel in the future.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - both fair points, could have definitely mentioned Lethbridge College. So about Lethbridge not being part of the Badlands - some friends have argued that point with me too, but I thought the city was located on the edge of the Badlands region? I understand that it is included in the grasslands region of the province but I thought the badlands cut into this region and Lethbridge was included in this. Many sources say it is the biggest city in the Alberta Badlands, but some don't. I was also called out for including too many pictures of the city in the dry season, looking a bit brown. Again, I think this is because I always thought of Lethbridge and being this dry dusty Badlands city and I could have been more balanced with the images I displayed (the city can be very lush and green, although it's true that it has less overall rain than Red Deer). I thought it was a fair comparison overall but I could have done a couple things better. Cheers mate!
@@strangenorth I love Breaking Bad. Yeah, I guess Lethridge is right on the edge of the Badlands. But when I think of badlands I picture Writing on Stone Provincial Park or Drumheller. To be fair the gorge aka the coulees do turn brown and stay that way for the majority of the summer. The dryness is the price we pay for being the second sunniest city in all of Canada.
@@KimJohnstonRadioPersonality That could be a neat video idea - I plan on doing a video on my top 10 favorite things in Medicine Hat down the road as well as a bunch more from Southern AB. Cheers!
I was born in Lethbridge but moved to High River near Calgary when i was 20 and worked in the slaughterhouse there for 22 years. i moved back to Lethbridge in 2020 and no plans in leaving again.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I like Lethbridge a lot, and I plan on doing a separate video showcasing the city this summer when I visit Southern Alberta. Cheers!
Unfortunately it’s windy almost every warm day lol. If they built a giant wind net west of the city it might make Lethbridge a great place to live but as it is the wind ruins most otherwise good warm days
I don't have any experience with Lethbridge. It's been easily 25 years since I was in red deer. There used to be a bar there called the catwalk that was fun
Lethbridge is not bad at all, I enjoy the entire Badlands region. I actually heard there are way less bars in Red Deer now, I actually haven't been to a bar there myself just what I heard.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - it's a neat little town, I really enjoy Medicine Hat too. I plan on doing a bunch of Southern Alberta videos this summer. Cheers!
Funny, I live in Swan Hills - "I tell people I'm hiking to the Centre of Alberta" people ask "why are you hiking to Red Deer?" I laugh as I live near the Geographical Centre of Alberta a great hike any time of the year! Some of the things you like about Red Deer you keep repeating and your home is where your feet are!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - yeah true, Red Deer is actually way south. And you're right, I still have a habit of repeating certain words/phrases way too much and I need to take more time writing out what I'm going to say so there is more variation. I appreciate the feedback, cheers!
@@strangenorth came back from a hunting trip by Foremost in Nov….. winds were over 100km. Usually get 10.4 km a litre bit was getting 28. It’s just terrible. 😂
One category that might have been interesting to compare is proximity to the mountains or outdoor recreation. Lethbridge is closer to the mountains, especially built up areas like Waterton or Crowsnest Pass/Fernie, but Red Deer has some lakes close by and David Thompson Country isn't too far.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - yeah fair point, I didn't really get into that too much. Cheers mate, have a great week!
I’d give my opinion on which is better but I would rather people suffer the consequences from the wrong choice in choosing the wrong city to visit and/or relocate. 😂😂
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - I've never heard Lethbian before I love that lol. I also appreciate the support, thanks for subscribing and I look forward to many more future videos. Cheers mate!
Lethbridge has access to Koocanusa Lake by Jaffray BC. It is only 2 hours to no bugs at the lake!. Also, Lethbridge has a lake with an amazing Japanese Garden. And Red Deer seems to get the worst of the weather from both Edmonton and Calgary.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - fair points, and I love the Japanese garden area in Lethbridge! Cheers mate
I went to UofL for one semester and my favourite thing was to walk on level 5 or 7 (whichever the “main level is” and look out at the coulee at the High Level Bridge or the city centre. Or i’d post up by a window near the middle to do my work glancing up every now and then to take in the view. It’s a truly beautiful institution
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - I haven't studied there at all or even been in the building much, but I always imagined it would be very pleasant sitting and studying while looking out at the landscape. Cheers mate!
A lot of cities would die to have what South Lethbridge has, Mayor Magrath Drive South, right in the middle of the city.... Henderson Lake golf course, fair grounds, great Baseball facility, tennis courts, nice park adjacent to Henderson Lake, Nikka Yuko Japanese gardens, swimming pool, lots of motels, restaurants all along a main thoroughfare.... beautiful area. OK, I'm not a world traveler, but I would imagine a lot of cities don't have these kinds of amenities within such a short distance. For sure Red Deer doesn't have this. I live in Edmonton now for the last 30 years, they have nothing like this. I don't think Calgary has either. It seems also Lethbridge is a very tight knit community, at least it was when I moved away 30 years ago, but I've heard it's changed a lot and not for the better. Too bad.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I really love the Nikka Yukko gardens, such a beautiful area to spend time! I've always liked Lethbridge and I look forward to visiting more in the future. All the best to you!
I've been to both cities. I would choose Red Deer. I live in the USA. My mother was from Alberta. I live in the green part of Oregon. Both have their benefits.
I just find it odd that you would use late fall photos for Lethbridge and spring/summer photos for Red Deer when giving perspectives. You are correct in the information but the visuals are off.....
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - you know what I went back to see what you were talking about and you're right I did do that quite a bit. Wasn't even aware of it - it sounds dumb but I kinda think I have this image of Lethbridge being this dusty wild west town and I subconsciously selected a lot of pictures of the city looking brown and dry. It's definitely not as green as Red Deer, but you're right - I could have included a more balanced selection of pictures and there are better pictures that display Lethbridge during the spring/summer. Thanks for the feedback, I'm a rookie at all this and it helps to know what might be throwing people off. Cheers
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - fair point, hey aren't the Bee Gees from that place? I love those guys! Cheers
I've never actually been to Red Deer. Just drive through it. I've noticed every time we drive by Red Deer the weather is always snowing or raining hard. Lethbridge has amazing people, great weather regardless of the wind. The walking trails can't be beat. Lethbridge has very little for shopping yet we get a plethora of people from Saskatchewan and BC who come here to shop at Costco etc to save on taxes.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - you raise some fair points, and I didn't know about people coming in from town to shop at your stores due to lower taxes! Cheers brother
I really enjoyed this one. I’m originally from England and lived in Red deer in 2016; I really enjoyed living there. Negative for me was I couldn’t find a job. So I moved to Calgary instead.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - fair enough, definitely a lot more job options in Calgary. Do you plan on staying in Alberta long-term? Cheers mate!
@@strangenorth yes. I am a Canadian citizen now, I’m applying for the passport; meanwhile: I can’t comment on Lethbridge but Red deer definitely has great potential. Generally speaking I believe Alberta has amazing potential. Coming from England, I enjoyed studying for the citizenship test the most because there was such a rich and in-depth history about Canada I was searching for - while living here - though struggled with looking for it outside the test materials. Don’t ever let go of your history Canada - ever.
@@michaelbevan1081 Cool thanks for sharing - I'm always interested to hear what people think about Canada when they move here from abroad. Canada has a fascinating history, and I feel very lucky to live here. Overall just a peaceful and wide open land with decent opportunity and natural beauty. Really seems like Canada's biggest cities (especially Vancouver and Toronto) are getting prohibitively expensive though, and looks like the prairie region will continue to attract newcomers at a high rate for many years. All the best to you, thanks again for watching and engaging with my video!
@@strangenorth my pleasure sir. That rain tax introduction/ proposal over in the east is just as concerning as… well another tax which is being receiving push back. Thank for taking the time to respond to me. I’ll be watching more for sure especially if it’s about Alberta.
When I lived in Lethbridge I really enjoyed being able to drive to either Glacier in Montana or Waterton on a whim, not to mention Spokane for Bloomsday.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - great points, Lethbridge has a lot of great stuff within a reasonable drive! Cheers
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - I actually didn't know you could order stuff and pick it up at the border like that! Cheers mate
I always thought Red Deer was smaller lol and i don't remember to much wind here in Leth anymore but maybe I'm used to it. I am an artist lol... so is my significant other
Yeah seems like the 2 cities have been around the same size for awhile, but you're right - I think Lethbridge was bigger at one point. Thanks for watching, cheers mate!
I appreciate this, considering moving away from Calgary due to the costs. This is a nice review to consider as these are the only two places i think i can afford. Would you ever consider a wider view of both cities such as surrounding communities. A major big win for red deer is Sylvan lake and olds college being a short drive away. Where i know Lethbridge is fairly close to the mountains comparatively.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - I'm glad you got some value out of this one, and you raise some great points. Yeah I might expand on some other related ideas down the road. Also working on similar videos where I compare Moose Jaw/Prince Albert and Banff/Jasper. Cheers mate!
i was born and raised in lethbridge and god willing i'll never have to go back. i'm sure it's like... fine now but when i was comin up it was a dump. i certainly do not miss the constant, always in your face wind.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - yeah seems like the constant wind can get to people. What I especially like about the city is just the cool surrounding area, a bit of a wild west vibe to me - especially with the epic Lethbridge Viaduct. Cheers mate, have a great weekend!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to provide feedback - I really like the landscape surrounding Lethbridge as well, almost has this epic wild west vibe to me. Especially with that Lethbridge Viaduct. Cheers!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - they're not bad, each one definitely has something to offer. I used to prefer Lethbridge a lot more but I've been getting to know Red Deer a lot better over the past number of years and it's not bad at all. Cheers mate!
Honestly as a lifelong albertan I would say that it's Lethbridge and the Hat that have the rivalry. Especially between the hockey teams. That said I grew up in the Hat and Lethbridge is the superior city. Not the superior hockey team tho...
Fair point, I was just comparing the 2 cities because they are the next biggest places in Alberta after Calgary and Edmonton. I plan on doing a bunch of Southern Alberta videos over the summer, including at least one about Medicine Hat - I quite like that town. It seems like the Tigers are the stronger hockey team too lol. Cheers mate
It would been interesting to compare cultural influences in the two cities. Growing up in Lethbridge I saw the influence of the First Nations, Hutterites, Dutch and Mormon sub-populations. I am curious how that would compare to Red Deer.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - yeah that's an interesting angle and those demographics certainly vary from city to city and that affects the culture as a whole. I'm doing a video next week comparing Moose Jaw and Prince Albert where I'm using the same categories, but in future videos I may try comparing cities/towns in different categories altogether. Cheers!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - the proximity the the US is cool, I'm looking forward to my next trip south of the border! Cheers
U of L is such an icon, it appears on the Canada stamp. You won't find any on/off switch on campus. One of the oldest public buildings used light sensors to save energy.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - interesting, I didn't know that about the light sensors. Honestly I've always been intrigued by the U of L for some reason, knew a few people over the years that studied there too. The campus looks like a neat place to just hang out and study. Seems like Lethbridge is lucky to have a school of that caliber. Cheers mate!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - actually another person called me on that too. I think I had this subconscious opinion of Lethbridge as this dry and dusty town, and I picked pictures that were a bit brown. Didn't really realize I did it until it was pointed out. You're right, even though that region has less rain than Red Deer it does get quite green and I could have been more balanced in my picture selection.
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - great point, and honestly I'm super stoked about that train eventually happening!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to leave feedback - you know what I'm working on a video right now on the gangs of Calgary! I'm going to post it Sunday morning, posting a video about some missing kids in Manitoba in the 1930s tomorrow morning. Cheers
@@strangenorth times ive been there cause i have family in calgary it was always nice in the crowsnest area, but then again this was also in the summer winter could be different story which in that case "welcome to the club" lol
It took me a second to get what you meant, I forgot it was you who suggested this idea lol. It was a great idea, cheers! Was thinking it could be useful to also compare Moose Jaw/Prince Albert and Banff/Jasper down the road. Thanks again!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - actually that's a fair point, I do find the traffic generally more relaxed in Lethbridge (although going from the east side to the west side can be crazy during rush hour). Cheers!
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate when people take the time to comment - that's not a bad idea, I'd like to do more city comparisons down the road. I'm posting a video next week where I compare Moose Jaw/Prince Albert, and I'd also like to compare Banff/Jasper as well. Cheers mate!
