Reddit pulse / page 9
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
r/vancouver thread asking why auto insurance doesn't just work like every other insurance — risk-based pricing where higher earners pay more for coverage. Nobody's answered it yet.
54-40's playing the Commodore on October 9 — they hit the venue every year. Some folks asking what time the set starts so they don't have to camp out early. Nobody in the thread knows.
2026 Vancouver Election advance voting is happening now through October 13 (Election Day is October 17). All voting places open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bring your Voter Information Card or two pieces of ID. Can register on-site if you're not already registered.
Heavy fog rolled through Burnaby this morning creating eerie, almost otherworldly vibes. Multiple people posted photos comparing the scene to the horror video game. Convention Centre was totally shrouded.
Someone posted photos captured at Acadia Beach in Pacific Spirit Park. Beautiful spot, especially on a day like this.
Someone's giving away a free ticket to Actors at the Rickshaw on October 9. Pretty solid lineup — no cost if you grab it before it's gone.
The sunset last night was incredible and people across the city were out capturing it. Photos all over Reddit of the sky turning deep orange and red over the water.
Three OneCity Vancouver candidates are doing a Reddit AMA Friday October 9 from 1-3PM — Jarrett Hagglund for City Council, Tyler Petersen for Park Board, and Christopher Lee for School Board. Come with your questions about housing, transit and infrastructure.
Today's sunset was spectacular across Vancouver — social media was flooded with photos of the red sky.
a seabus and a helijet basically raced at 9am. both are someone's actual morning commute. the timing looked way too perfect to be accidental.
BC Greens pitched an 'extreme wealth' tax to fund free transit, affordable housing, and childcare. Whether it moves from proposal to policy is another story.
Latest Angus Reid poll has BC Conservatives at 48%, NDP at 43%, Greens at 7%. October 24 election's shaping up tighter than expected.
Aurora borealis spotted over the Sunshine Coast Saturday. If you're heading out that way, pack a tripod — humidity's brutal on lenses.
Vancouver council candidate calling on God for protection as advance polling gets underway. Divine intervention apparently on the campaign platform.
Low clouds rolled in over Vancouver this evening, settling that gorgeous line between the city and the mountains. Someone caught it from their balcony and it's exactly the kind of moody shot everyone's sharing.
New drivers in B.C. are getting a letter from ICBC that's confusing people on Reddit. Folks aren't clear what it's about or what they're supposed to do with it. If you just got one, you're not alone in the head-scratch.
Someone on South Vancouver Reddit is giving away a free VIFF ticket to Smudge the Blades (about an Indigenous hockey team, 90 minutes) screening at International Village. DM /u/MoaningLisaSimpson for the QR code — show starts around 3 p.m. today, no strings attached.
Golden hour hit different couple nights ago—the city got treated to some seriously gorgeous sunset colours as daylight shrinks. Someone's got to appreciate it before the dark months take over.
it's easy to fall for this view — that golden hour light hitting at the exact right time of day. peak autumn light happening now.
someone posted a view from the top of Gilmore tower — 216 metres up. whole city from there.
