Reddit pulse / page 3
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Howloween convention happened and people brought their best pet costumes. Reddit's full of photos from the event.
Someone's got stunning evening light photos coming out of Kits Beach right now. The whole harbour's glowing.
Fire at 33rd and Dumfries right now — fire department responding. Smelled burning plastic a block away.
moon's looking insane over vancouver rn — the kind of clear october night that makes you remember why people stick around. grab a spot with a view if you can.
VPD arrested a wanted man this week in connection with an alleged assault on tourists near Gastown. The arrest came after police located the suspect; specific details on the incident are still emerging.
Visiting from Toronto and stumped by Vancouver's tree stumps? There's a whole community treasure hunt going on. People are spotting and posting photos of the carved wooden stump heads all over the city — it's become a fun way to explore neighborhoods while walking around.
People dealing with Long COVID in B.C. are worried about losing access to virtual healthcare as the province makes changes to how remote care works. Community members on Reddit are sharing concerns about how this will affect treatment access.
The old Hastings sawmill keeps appearing in Vancouver photos on social media. People are sharing shots of the historic East Side landmark, keeping the building's story in the conversation.
A bald eagle got swarmed by crows along the seawall yesterday — whole natural drama playing out right there. Locals say it's an apt metaphor for our times.
BC's surprise election call caught the NDP and Conservatives flat-footed with days to go before Saturday's vote. Neither saw it coming.
An oil firm is lobbying Ottawa to exempt itself from Canada's tanker ban on B.C.'s coast. Reddit's weighing in on whether the push has any legs.
Road crews were cleaning up shattered glass on Boundary Rd South near Marine Way this morning. Two police vehicles were on scene, but it's not yet clear what caused the debris. Not listed on DriveBC.
Reddit's r/vancouver is debating whether more police spending actually lowers crime, digging into the city's numbers. The thread's pulling competing data and getting real about what works.
Someone posted a view from their doctor's office on Broadway showing the city looking genuinely stunning. Fall light hitting just right — the kind of Vancouver autumn moment that makes sense why people stay here.
Both flu and COVID shots available same day at London Drugs — takes 15 minutes total. Book online at getvaccinated.gov.bc.ca or walk in. Flu and COVID numbers are really high right now; even if you've had one already, the shot covers other variants.
B.C. Greens are rising while NDP support's tanking in the latest polling conversations. Everyone's talking about what it means for Saturday's provincial vote.
David Eby's last-minute plea asking people not to vote Green sparked a big thread about whether the voting system itself is broken. Folks pointing out how proportional representation could've changed the whole race.
Someone in East Vancouver woke up to a stolen bike helmet in their driveway overnight. At 36 E 14th, an old building with no security cameras or system — just a helmet left behind as evidence.
Sunset from the Superstore parking lot at Main and Marine just now is absolutely worth stepping outside for.
Fall afternoon light hitting the parks right now — George Wainborn Park looking proper golden.
