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I want know about weather of Edmonton, how it is varying?
Also want to know about rent places, how will I find shared place?
What about part time jobs ?

Guide me, if anyone can help.
 
I don't live in Edmonton so I can't speak directly but it gets cold during winters from what I hear 0 to -20 degrees. Rent should be alot cheaper compared to Toronto and Vancouver. And, I'm sure you can find part time jobs in a city like Edmonton especially as not a lot of intl students go there.
 
I want know about weather of Edmonton, how it is varying?
Also want to know about rent places, how will I find shared place?
What about part time jobs ?

Guide me, if anyone can help.
Hey I used to live in Edmonton. The weather can get down to -40 C and on some occasion get down to -50 C.
Places downtown tend to be more expensive with areas near university snatched up before August so I suggest coming early if you wish to live on campus though on campus housing is really good I heard. I would definitely get a car ASAP because it makes life in Edmonton a lot more enjoyable as transit is hit or miss depending on where you live.
Part-time jobs are available but not sure how long this covid thing will last.
 
I want know about weather of Edmonton, how it is varying?
Also want to know about rent places, how will I find shared place?
What about part time jobs ?

Guide me, if anyone can help.

Weather is crazy in edmonton specially in winter but wearing layers help a lot and you get used to it. Summer is awesome.

Places are cheaper on the southside, north and center is expensive. Anything near century park, millwoods, erminskin, duggan, windermere, blue quill neighborhoods should be cheaper.
Basements are even cheaper but I wouldn't recommend it.

If you are planning to use train and busses then try to look something near southgate, century park neighborhoods.

If you keep applying for jobs in person, eventually you will get a part time job on fast food shops etc.
 
Weather is crazy in edmonton specially in winter but wearing layers help a lot and you get used to it. Summer is awesome.

Places are cheaper on the southside, north and center is expensive. Anything near century park, millwoods, erminskin, duggan, windermere, blue quill neighborhoods should be cheaper.
Basements are even cheaper but I wouldn't recommend it.

If you are planning to use train and busses then try to look something near southgate, century park neighborhoods.

If you keep applying for jobs in person, eventually you will get a part time job on fast food shops etc.
Thanks.