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English Bay was wrapped in fog this morning, but the sun pushed through by afternoon. Peak October light.
Science World glowed pink Sunday in support of the Canadian Cancer Society's Run for the Cure. A nice touch from a landmark.
A white sedan got t-boned by a transit bus on southbound Granville Street Bridge this afternoon. Southbound traffic's stalled — plan a detour if you're heading that way.
Someone's got four free tickets to Deer Tick at the Hollywood Theater tonight and wants them to go to a good home. DM your favourite Deer Tick song and how many you need — but move quick.
B.C. NDP Leader David Eby is promising a new tax on millionaires to fund healthcare as the October 24 election looms. Details are thin so far, but it's shaping up as a key campaign plank.
Aurora colours were visible to the naked eye over the city from around 1–3am Saturday, though they stayed pretty dim. Still worth the late night — always cool to catch the northern lights.
Health Minister Ravi Kahlon resurfaced a 2025 letter about ostrich culling and everyone on Reddit is losing it trying to figure out why he's bringing this up now.
cops are cracking down on e-scooter riders without helmets or carrying passengers. if you're riding, wear the helmet and ride solo or you're getting a ticket.
fog rolled in over Vancouver this morning. marine layer's back, which means it's sweater season for real now.
That quick marine layer showed up and left just as fast Saturday afternoon. By 1:30 p.m. it was hanging mainly over Stanley Park — worth catching from the Grind or the waterfront if you were looking.
Perfect fall day downtown Vancouver Saturday with clear skies and city views. An AI protest moving through downtown added to the scene — worth a look if you were around.
Someone's looking for a marked-up copy of "How to Be Perfect" by Michael Schur left on a Mobi bike at Heather Park a few weeks back. Has sentimental value — offering a reward if you found it or saw it.
Lions Gate Bridge northbound shut down early Sunday morning due to a vehicle incident. Check DriveBC for updates on reopening.
Someone posted a shot of the city from a high-rise looking out over the harbour and everyone's debating which tower it is. The view is absolutely wild.
Someone caught a breaching whale near the seawall Saturday afternoon and the internet is losing it. The kind of moment that reminds you why people never leave this city.
West Vancouver's been getting hit with thick fog all morning — the kind where the North Shore mountains basically disappear. Locals posting photos of how eerie it looks.
Marine layer rolled in Saturday morning and hung over Stanley Park — exactly the kind of moody October light that makes the city look like a painting. Already clearing by afternoon but worth catching if you missed it.
B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad says he disagrees with one of his candidates' anti-LGBT comments but won't remove her from the race. The remarks sparked backlash on social media as election season heats up.
Advance voting for the 2026 Vancouver election starts today and runs October 3, 7, 10, 13 — Election Day is October 17. All voting places are open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bring your Voter Information Card or ID, or register with two pieces of ID at any voting place.
local band Meltt is on tour for their newest album and playing the Commodore tonight doors at 6. someone's giving away two tickets if you're interested.
