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huge police presence around Kingsway and E King Edward right now — buses stopped, passengers evacuated, traffic blocked on one side. no word yet on what happened.
New Westminster Mayor Patrick Johnstone is answering questions on r/vancouver today (Friday, Oct. 2) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ask him anything.
someone on r/vancouver posted about proportional tree cones and now everyone's obsessed with the logic of it.
Blue Chevy sideswiped a parked car on Dunlevy at East Pender on Saturday, Sept. 19 around midday. Driver tried to settle it for cash, but the victim's documenting everything. If you have footage from nearby businesses or traffic cameras, could help.
Traffic's backed up at Marine and Main right now — there's a sinkhole in the middle of the intersection. Avoid if you can.
Locals are spotting autumn color on Vancouver street trees, including maples at 11 and Ontario. Worth a walk if you need a fall mood boost.
A stranger dropped off a lost driver's license at someone's mailbox after it was left at Trout Lake park. No note, just silent kindness.
Tsleil-Waututh Nation's attempt to stop dredging in Burrard Inlet has been rejected by federal court. The ruling means the dredging project can proceed despite the First Nation's legal challenge.
Moon's looking pretty nice ova here right now — big and bright over Vancouver.
Fall mornings are hitting different in Vancouver. New West Quay, Deer Lake, and the Edmonds area along Canada Way are all showing up golden hour right now — clear skies, light hitting just right.
Clear skies, good light, the whole city looking sharp. If you've been meaning to get outside, tonight's the night.
The golden hour light is hitting all the right angles around Vancouver tonight. Lots of people sharing photos from their spots.
Someone posted a photo of their dog taking in the Vancouver skyline at sunrise. Peak city moment.
Vancouver Whitecaps extended Thomas Muller's contract through 2027, keeping the midfielder locked in for the next season and beyond.
an elderly woman was hospitalized after being pushed to the ground in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Vancouver Police are investigating.
A judge sided with DULF in a constitutional challenge and applauded their work. Big win for the compassion club.
A BC court has ruled in favour of compassion club founders who were convicted on drug trafficking charges. The decision is drawing attention on social media.
Someone on Reddit spotted a 'Lego truck'—a modular sorting vehicle—tackling Vancouver's recycling challenges. People are curious what it actually does.
A group is pushing to make Vancouver's long-delayed viaduct removal an election issue before October 17. The elevated structures have been controversial for years.
An FBI reward of US$1 million is now being offered for information leading to an arrest in the Nijjar killing.
