Edmonton Real Estate Investor: Edmonton crazy weather

What a beautiful day outside if you're looking out your window. Driving in it not so nice. Days like this remind me of why Edmonton should become a winter city. We could play it so well.

Yesterday's balmy 7C made me think- what if winter in Edmonton stayed this way? Last year was warm what if it just keeps getting warmer? It would certainly change the dynamic of the city. I wonder if Edmonton would explode in population growth as it became "easier" an easier place to live.

The jobs are enough to beckon many but some must still stay away because of the extreme temperatures. I'm thinking the call of the loonie is compelling enough to get a good winter gear and get out here.

I even bought a pair of Sorels this year the serious up to your knee -40C ones. They are awesome. This coming from a girl who tottered around in 4 inch oxblood Italian leather boots her first year in Edmonton. They now slump salt stained in the back of my closet waiting for summer.

Dear Friends and Partners,

A few days ago the temperature dropped so low that you could've thrown Kool-Aid out the window and made popsicles before it hit the ground. Edmonton was the coldest place in North America and the second chilliest in the world.

The Edmonton International Airport saw a record low of -46.1 C and -58.4 C with the windchill, outfreezing even the Arctic.

Geez, is this what I'm going back home to? At least it'll be a white Christmas if the Reindeer don't freeze before they make their landing on the 25th.

With Christmas but a few weeks away, this will be our last newsletter for 2009. You'll receive your next issue after the holidays on January 15th, 2010.

Snuggle up with a Warm Wool Blanket these holidays and connect with family and friends. Wishing you and your family a wonderful Holiday Season and the warmth, joy and success of a truly great 2010 ahead.

Thank you for this wonderful year. We appreciate all your calls, emails, thoughts and comments. You are a joy to know and work with.

Our offices will be closed from December 24th to January 5th for holidays. We're looking forward to catching up with you again in the New Year!

Warmest regards,

Todd, Danielle and Ronan.

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