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Bestest statue
Chronic pain: Gretzky statue a constant reminder of the Great One's cultural legacy
Lewis Kelly / 30 Jun 2010
Statues in Edmonton tend to be reserved for dead people or ideals: see Winston Churchill glowering from his plinth in the downtown square that bears his name, or…. Read more »
The Princess
Bestest theatre
The long and rich history as the first theatre in Old Strathcona
Angela Johnston / 30 Jun 2010
Edmonton's Princess Theatre, located on Whyte Avenue and 103 Street, has a long and rich history as the first theatre in Old Strathcona. Read more »
Hotel
Bestest hotel
The Hotel Macdonald almost bit the dust
Mike Angus / 30 Jun 2010
Like a crown atop the North Saskatchewan River, the Hotel Macdonald's confident elegance and classic design have anchored Edmonton's architectural heritage on this otherwise bustling, ever-changing Jasper Avenue…. Read more »
Bridge
Bestest bridge
Such great heights: High Level Bridge a longtime Edmonton icon
Lewis Kelly / 30 Jun 2010
The High Level Bridge serves double duty as an iconic Edmonton landmark and one of the most impressive feats of engineering found in the city. Read more »
Bestest river
Lewis Kelly / 30 Jun 2010
In a very real sense, the North Saskatchewan River holds responsibility for Edmonton's existence: with no river here, local fur trade operations would have found a different shipping…. Read more »