Reddit pulse / page 22
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
A black mixed-breed dog (maybe aussie cattle dog mix) got loose near South Memorial Park about 30 minutes before the report was made. She's elderly, skittish, and was last spotted walking along Sherbrooke between 43rd and 45th. Animal Services has been notified.
Someone lost a pink Oura ring around the seawall near the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. If you spot it, the owner's looking for it.
Environment Canada is calling a potential thunderstorm for Saturday, Aug 30 morning with 50 km/h wind gusts and up to 20mm of rain. The weekend's looking wet.
Mount Robson's Berg Glacier has stopped reaching the lake below it — a visual marker of climate change that climbers and hikers have watched for years. The glacier's retreat is becoming impossible to ignore.
Vancouver Community College confirmed updated hiring practices Friday after CTV News revealed it employed someone with a sexual offence history. The college didn't detail what changed.
A recording appears to show BC Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay offering a job in exchange for an MLA's seat. The audio is circulating on Reddit and drawing reactions from locals about leadership instability.
North Vancouver RCMP spotted a driver using a tablet during rush hour traffic and issued a ticket. Phone behind the wheel is dangerous enough.
Downtown views hitting different today — someone captured the exact moment and now everyone's checking their windows.
Sunset from Lighthouse Park tonight is absolute fire — colours everywhere if you can get out there.
Lunar eclipse happening right now, look East.
A 1.5-year-old's favourite stuffed bunny named Mendelson Randall Brown went missing around Douglas Park two weeks ago. If spotted, they'd love to reunite with Bunny.
Watchdog is looking into an incident where a man lying in a downtown Vancouver alley was struck by a police vehicle. Investigation ongoing.
A double rainbow touched down half a block from someone's place in South Cambie this week. Vancouver rainy-day moment captured perfectly.
Someone left a little bat Build-A-Bear at the Granville and 64th northbound bus stop. A kid's definitely missing it—if you see it, there's a kid hoping someone picks it up.
B.C. Premier David Eby is floating the idea of blocking U.S. coal shipments through the province as retaliation for American tariffs — a serious escalation in the trade tension.
Historic photo from the archives: workers laying down the brick road in Gastown back in 1972. The work that built the neighbourhood we know today.
The last person living in a Granville Street single-room occupancy building has been relocated — another old-Vancouver landmark changing hands.
Someone on r/vancouver posted a historic Province front page from their birthday — the kind of cool archive moment that makes you realize how much the city's changed.
local bakery publicly responded to a former NBA player who asked for free cake for his birthday — tensions over whether athletes should expect freebies are heating up on the internet.
someone's giving away two floor-level Nelly tickets for tonight at 8:30 p.m. at the PNE — reply with your name and phone number if you want them. grab them fast.
