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Hubby and I just voted. From walking in to walking out was probably 10 min. We beat the lineup!! 👏🏻👏🏻
The downfall started in 2015 and yes, Edmonton really is that bad, the premier needs to step in and salvage what's left of our capitol city
'ZOMBIES EVERYWHERE': UFC champion Sean Strickland calls Edmonton a ‘trash can’ over open drug use
UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland blasted Edmonton, calling Alberta’s capital a “trash can” and criticizing open drug use during a visit to the city.WS Canva
David Wiechnik
CALGARY — UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland blasted Edmonton, calling Alberta’s capital a “trash can” and criticizing open drug use during a visit to the city.
Late Tuesday night, the 35-year-old American fighter posted on the social media platform X that people who told him that “Edmonton is ghetto have clearly never been to a major US city.”
However, on Wednesday, Strickland reversed his position and criticized the city after visiting the downtown area.
“Left downtown and yep this place is a trash can,” he said.
“Zombies everywhere... It's not American I might have ...
