Reddit pulse / page 12
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Oskar med K goes on at 8 p.m. tonight at Malkin Bowl — doors opened at 6. Someone's giving away two free tickets. Message them if you're in.
someone's giving away a ticket for Lily Allen at the Orpheum tonight on Reddit — no cost, just need your email to transfer it on Ticketmaster. if you're free go grab it.
harvest moon rose over the city this past weekend. final September was sharp, lots of people got outside.
Fire went off near Oak and 67th in Marpole this morning, set off alarms across several buildings. No word yet on what caught fire or if it's out.
Doug "Donut" Proulx, a drummer and fixture in Vancouver's punk scene, has died. Those who played with him say he was a force of nature.
Canadian geese are hanging out at Science World rn. Great viewing spot if you want to watch them up close.
Someone posted a drawing of the Sylvia Hotel on r/vancouver and people are vibing with it. The vintage West End landmark keeps inspiring the community.
The Vancouver Tree Sale is back and people are losing it. Massive lineup, limited stock, everyone wants a deal on a real tree before October hits.
Something's different about how the crows are flying over False Creek right now. Whole murder moving together, synchronized. Nature's being weird and locals are noticing.
Someone's giving away two free tickets to Dublon at Village Studio. Show doors at 8, headliner starts around 9:45, wraps around 11:30. DM /u/babycakesonasteak if you want them and can meet at the entrance — they're looking for actual fans.
White Rock mayoral candidate Megan Knight is taking a shot at provincial politics, running with the B.C. Conservatives in the October election.
B.C. NDP leader David Eby is trailing in provincial election polling against a Conservative party without a confirmed leader. The race is tight and still unfolding.
Tegan and Sara dropped a new video for 'Our Year' featuring Lights and Felix Cartal — Vancouver's own bringing that city energy.
Convicted B.C. child killer granted 60 days of unescorted leave to take cooking classes. The decision has sparked outrage online.
UBC just launched a new team-based primary care clinic. It's taking on up to 4,450 patients and aims to expand access to medical care in the city.
A Vancouver police shooting that happened after an officer fired their weapon was actually an accidental discharge from a fellow cop, the watchdog found. The officer who fired responded to what he thought was a threat.
Surrey South is getting crowded. Chapman jumped ship to OneBC, Sturko's running with CentreBC, and now White Rock's Mayor Knight just announced she's going Conservative. Three-way race for one seat and nobody's even sure who the frontrunner is.
someone's asking on Reddit why SkyTrain stations don't have platform safety barriers yet — good question, honestly, since most modern transit systems have them. people pointing out cost, retrofitting challenges, and that it's been discussed for years without much movement.
Someone caught a woodpecker in Stanley Park. Locals spotting wildlife that doesn't usually turn up downtown — spring cleanup crew or just passing through, hard to say.
Someone found a fob with keychain near E Broadway and St. George. If it's yours, head to r/vancouver — the finder's willing to drop it off.
