Reddit pulse / page 43
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Photographer captured the energy inside BC Place during the first World Cup match on June 13. One of their favourite shots of the summer so far.
Richmond Canada Line traffic is surging as fans head to BC Place for games. If you're commuting, budget extra time.
Someone's giving away two lawn seats to Our Lady Peace at the PNE tonight — the Freedom Mobile arch show. Too good to waste.
Five years after the deadly heat dome, some TransLink services still don't have air conditioning. Summer's gonna be brutal again.
New report shows access to free naloxone is saving lives — reversing 80% of potentially fatal overdoses across the province.
Port received permission to dredge so larger oil tankers can load more cargo. Decision approved this week.
Crowds showed up at Iona Beach Wednesday evening — people say it's worth the trip if you time it right.
Multiple restaurants on Granville are reporting customers leaving without paying. Staffers saying the hits have been happening regularly.
The new Sen̓áḵw development in Vancouver is getting roasted on Reddit over rental prices. People are saying the rates don't match what was promised.
StubHub dropped a bomb — thousands of World Cup tickets got cancelled, leaving fans who already paid completely out. The backlash is huge.
A century-old image of the east side of the 600 block Granville Street is blowing up in r/vancouver. Wild to see how different downtown looked back then.
Vancouver police shared what they thought was a photo of seized drugs and cash — turns out it was made with AI. They've since apologized and deleted the post.
the march to BC Place for Canada vs Switzerland is going massive right now — sea of red and white jerseys everywhere, crowds backing up past downtown. get to a fan zone if you haven't already.
1967 photo captured Vancouver radio personalities John Tanner and Terry David Mulligan with the Monkees in a CFUN radio office—a glimpse into the city's music scene decades ago.
A building fire on Pender and Richards had firefighters on scene, with sprinklers running and multiple streets blocked off.
The Angel of Victory statue at Waterfront Station is one of the city's most striking public art pieces—if you haven't stopped to really look at it, it's worth a visit.
heads up: Barnet Highway is closed westbound after a serious crash. expect delays if you're heading that way.
someone caught orcas from the SeaBus — timing is everything on the water.
hearing that constant chopper noise over the lower mainland? it's an RCMP Black Hawk supporting the tournament's security efforts.
Discussions are underway to keep Vancouver's Granville Pedestrian Zone car-free beyond the World Cup. Reddit conversations suggest everyone's feeling the vibe — the car-free street has been a hit during the tournament.
