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VanSky index for Edmonton, Canada — 76 out of 100 (Comfortable). Decide in seconds: temperature, precipitation, wind and solar output. Data refreshed every 3 hours from real weather observations.
Edmonton, Canada — VanSky 55 out of 100. Acceptable, plan around the weather. Ranked #667 of 748 cities in the country (as of 31 May 2026). Temperature 15°C, wind 33 km/h. Solar panels yield 0.4 kWh/day at 400 W — enough for full autonomy.
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Weather index for vanlifers: from 0 to 100. Calculated daily from real weather data — temperature, precipitation, wind and sun.
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Updated: 30.05.2026
Diesel
$1.52 /l
CAD2.10 · €1.31/l
61 of 127
cheaper than 53% of countries
Petrol
$1.30 /l
CAD1.80 · €1.12/l
50 of 126
cheaper than 61% of countries
Sun Communities sells UK chain Park Holidays for $1bn. Plus: 4 ADAC routes through Hesse, barriers in Alghero, Singapore family heads to Turkey.
A social media discussion in Russia explores the feasibility of living full-time in a campervan, citing climate, heating costs, and legal hurdles. Meanwhile, a separate account shares two years of van life with a cat, covering 7 countries.
Comprehensive review of all RV and camper toilet types: cassette, portable, gravity, vacuum, macerating, dry flush, sealing, incinerating, composting and separating. Comparison of models, consumables, installation and annual costs.
A campground with up to 127 RV units is planned for the Mabel Lake area. Developer Terry Laursen, who has owned the property for over 20 years, seeks to rezone it from residential to recreational commercial. Residents have raised both support and concerns regarding fire protection, water, flooding, and seasonal population growth. A public hearing is scheduled for June 4 at the Regional District of North Okanagan office.
Valentin Rahmel (Sarazar) and his friends Benni and Max traveled about 1,700 km by motorhome through western Canada, across British Columbia and Alberta. The route started on Vancouver Island and in Victoria, with stops at Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park and Mount Revelstoke. Key highlights included whitewater rafting on the Kicking Horse River, the Columbia Icefield in Jasper National Park, and Banff National Park.
Firefighters in Thunder Bay, Canada, responded to a fully engulfed RV and garage fire at High Street South around 3:30 a.m. Thursday. The blaze spread to a nearby garage, threatening a neighboring home. No injuries were reported, but damage to the RV and garage was extensive.
North Huron Council approved a request from Director of Public Works Kevin Watson to temporarily re-open the Blyth dumping station on Gypsy Lane. The decision follows delays and cost pressures in securing a contractor for the project.
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At the Regional District of North Okanagan board meeting on May 20, two RV development proposals in the Mabel Lake area moved forward. If built, they could add nearly 150 RV sites. Terry Laursen plans a 127-site park, while Splatsin Development Corporation proposes 22 RV sites and 10 cabins.
Canadian company Rolling Bear Tiny Homes has introduced the Koala Bear, a compact tiny house on wheels for one or two people. It is built on a dual-axle trailer with a length of about 7.9 meters. Features include a living area with a foldable desk, a kitchen with a gas stove and oven, a bathroom with a bathtub and composting toilet, a second-level bedroom, and a loft for storage. Prices start at approximately 120,000 Canadian dollars (about 87,000 USD).
Over 700 vanlife enthusiasts gathered this weekend in the Mauricie region of Quebec to share their lifestyle. The event, organized by the Vanlife Québec Association, is the largest of its kind in Canada.
At its May 20 meeting, Togo council passed an RV registration bylaw, requiring owners of recreational vehicles used as seasonal dwellings to pay a fee between $100 and $250, depending on size. The bylaw aims to ensure fair remuneration for municipal services, as revenue from empty lots does not cover costs. Violations incur fines from $250 to $10,000 for individuals and $450 to $25,000 for businesses. The bylaw does not apply to empty RVs or those used for storage.
The owners of Arrowhead RV Park in Île-des-Chênes requested Ritchot council to ensure a buffer zone between their park and the new Oak River Meadow residential development. The developer proposed a 45-foot buffer, including a 25-foot no-outbuilding zone and 20-foot house setback, but owners demand a 50-foot buffer with additional trees and an 8-foot fence. The decision was tabled until June 17.
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