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Vancouver's loving this one—new spot opened with a vibe that's got people hooked. Check it out before the line gets truly unbearable.
Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association is in rough shape this year and trying to raise $275,000. if you've got cats in your life, they could use your help.
someone's white Toyota got hit and run at the Safeway on Commercial and Broadway yesterday around 5pm. black vehicle, paint transfer visible. if you saw anything or have dashcam footage, they're asking for help.
BC Hydro wants to build a substation in Vancouver's West End and residents are pushing back hard. Community meetings happening now.
Youth on electric skateboards and scooters have been deliberately getting RCMP to chase them in the Lower Mainland. Police say it's a risky stunt that puts everyone at risk.
Lougheed's having a rough day — fire on a parked truck, something about a car at the station. Keep an eye on the area if you're heading that way.
Perfect summer evening right now — clear skies, golden light everywhere. Catch it while it lasts before the rain comes back.
A particularly well-fed bear was spotted in Coquitlam today, and yes, people posted about it. Stay at a distance and back away if you see one.
Vancouver's incumbent mayor Ken Sim didn't show up to the first mayoral debate. The race is heating up with other candidates on stage but Sim's absence is raising questions about his campaign strategy.
Stanley Park vibes rn are unmatched — sunset light, seawall packed but worth it, everyone here for the same golden-hour moment.
Only known woolly dog pelt just came home to B.C. after sitting in the Smithsonian since 1866. Wild that this piece of local history is finally back.
shroom walk on cypress all 3 lakes — golden light, views for days, everyone out there catching the same vibe.
There's a man playing slow, soulful electric guitar most evenings under a tree by the seawall between English Bay and Sunset Beach. He's out there a lot when it's sunny. Reddit's trying to track down who he is.
Vancouver's police museum is moving to Gastown. Not going far.
Telus is going after a former employee over allegations of more than $1M in fraud. Legal action underway.
OneCity's William Azaroff dropped out of the Vancouver mayoral race to clear the path for a single progressive candidate. He's backing Pete Fry to take on Ken Sim and ABC.
Vancouver's wrapped up the Granville Street pedestrian zone for now, but hopes it'll return. Car-free summer on Granville is done.
Bloedel Conservatory is $9.50 for adults, with concession prices for seniors and kids. Worth checking out if you need some greenery in your day.
stick around after sunset on the seawall and you'll see why people stay. that orange glow on the water is peak September in Vancouver.
a no-plans, low-budget long weekend in pictures just hit r/vancouver and it's hitting hard — parks, views, morning light, the stuff that costs nothing. this is the city.
