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Speaking of WEM.... I have a lot of out of town people asking me for things to do between the games. Unfortunately it's the shoulder season where all the summer activities are over but the winter ones haven't started yet. I haven't lived in Edmonton for almost a decade so am a bit out of the loop when it comes things to do in mid November, so other than WEM/Whyte, or breweries/pubs, what else can I suggest that out of towners check out?
 
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Speaking of WEM.... I have a lot of out of town people asking me for things to do between the games. Unfortunately it's the shoulder season where all the summer activities are over but the winter ones haven't started yet. I haven't lived in Edmonton for almost a decade so am a bit out of the loop when it comes things to do in mid November, so other than WEM/Whyte, or breweries/pubs, what else can I suggest that out of towners check out?
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Royal Alberta Museum
Telus World of Science
Elk Island National Park
river valley for biking or walking
U of A
breweries/pubs, restaurants and shopping in Old Strathcona, downtown, 124 St, U of A, Highlands, Alberta Ave, Richie...oh yes and WEM
Ice District
 
If they want to check out Roger's Place, which is definitely worth a visit, they could also get tickets to the PBR (national finals) on Nov 13. Everyone should have a pic by the Gretzky statue, too.

www.rogersplace.com

PBR Canada National Finals - November 12-13, 2021 | Rogers Place

PBR (Professional Bull Riders) returns to Rogers Place November 12-13, 2021 for the Canadian National Finals. Tickets on sale now!
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Or take in show at Citadel Theatre

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The Citadel Theatre - Edmonton Theatre, Musicals & Plays

The Citadel Theatre is Edmonton's major venue for theatre arts. Featuring Canadian and international professional productions.
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And they can't miss a visit to our new downtown library! 😃

Ooh, and the Muttart Conservatory is also a good option., one of Canada's largest indoor botanical collections in the heart of the river valley, too.
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Muttart Conservatory | City of Edmonton

Edmonton's premier horticultural attraction. Visit and learn about our 700 plant species, or check out what's new in the Feature Pyramid!
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Farmer's Markets downtown (Sat/Sun) or in Old Strathcona (Sat)
 
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Not Canadian soccer but I had the very surreal experience of taking in a game at THE Azteca last night.

Leon beat Cruz Azul 1-nil.

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My mom is from a super small town in Portugal. We were at a game where there were probably about 200 spectators... but they had police officers! We asked the guy working the gate why and I guess it’s to protect the refs! Lol
 
Mexico likely won't be having many riot police at its next home games in January and February for World Cup qualifying.

That's because all fans have been banned by FIFA for two games due to the homophobic chant their crowds have used to taunt opposing teams, primarily the goalkeepers - something that has been going on for years.

One top Mexican official says if their fans can't get their act together it could actually impact Mexico hosting in 2026.

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Fans banned from two World Cup qualifying games in Mexico due to anti-gay chants

Mexico’s next two World Cup qualifying home games will be played behind closed doors, as Mexican fans have continued to chant a taunt deemed by FIFA to be anti-gay.The Mexican soccer federati…
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