Sunday's got comedy, live music, and a window to get outside.

It's 14°C this morning with cloud cover, but that UV's still at 4.0, so sunscreen's worth grabbing if you're planning to be out. You've got good light until 8 PM, which gives you a solid window for anything outdoors. No rain in the forecast, so it's a genuine fair-weather Sunday.

If you're catching the bus tonight or heading out to the North Shore later, the 232 has some rerouting happening nightly through Wednesday morning—8 PM to 6 AM it's taking Oxford, Mountain Highway, and E Keith Rd to get around Phibbs Exchange construction. Nothing that'll hit you right now, but worth flagging if you're planning an evening ride.

On the local front: Langley's lost a real piece of history—the Little Red House went up in a fire after 137 years standing. Worth a read if you know the area. Meanwhile, a high-risk sex offender's release details won't be disclosed to the public, which has stirred up conversation around how much information residents should have. And if you're curious about the wider region, B.C.'s facing a serious $1.5 billion natural gas revenue shortfall as forecasts come into question.

For food, if you're thinking about lunch or an early dinner, Rob Feenie's Burger de Maison at Le Crocodile just dropped—Wagyu with port jus and foie gras if you're feeling it. Ali Wong gave Chinatown BBQ her stamp of approval too, if that's more your speed. Dames Dine Around kicks off again this September at some of the city's top spots if you want to plan ahead—seats are still open.

Tonight's got real options. There's the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival running in Stanley Park all day and into the evening—Matt Rife, Jeff Arcuri, and Pete Lee are on the lineup. If comedy's not your thing, Red Clay Strays are playing Rogers Arena at 6:30 PM, and there's Punjabi Virsa at the Freedom Mobile Arch at 7:30 PM. Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears with Shaun Finn are at The Pearl at 8 PM if you want something more intimate. Before the sun drops, the Canadians are hosting Spokane at Scotiabank Field at 1:05 PM if you're keen on catching a game.

It's a solid day to move around the city—good light, no rain, and plenty happening if you feel like getting out. Cheers.