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Soccer star Alphonso Davies went unnoticed while chatting with Canadian fans in Vancouver. Quietly mingling during the World Cup.

Locals are stoked on the vibe. World Cup energy has the whole city buzzing—feels like everyone's having a good time.

Police presence is way up around BC Place during World Cup games, but officers are notably polite. Many are from out of town experiencing Vancouver for the first time, which is changing the whole vibe.

Someone posted a sunrise from Oppenheimer Park — locals chiming in with their own morning shots from around the city.

someone snapped this from the Australia-Türkiye match at BC Place yesterday. world cup energy is unreal rn.

lime scooters just hit 10k rides in a single day for the first time ever. that's wild.

The city is buzzing with World Cup energy as fans flood downtown. Soccer chants, packed patios, flags everywhere — summer just turned on.

Australian fans bought out their whole section in yellow at BC Place for Saturday's match. The Socceroos won 2-0 and took over Granville Street after.

Australian goalkeeper Patrick Beach called BC Place's real grass pitch "unbelievable" after the match. Players and staff were buzzing about the field quality all night.

Turkish supporters rallied down Quebec and 2nd Avenue before the match Saturday. Massive crowd, flags everywhere, matching the energy from the Aussie side.

Ten thousand Australian fans took over Granville Street on Saturday, June 14, for the World Cup opener. Gold jerseys everywhere, celebrations spilling into the streets all day.

spotted a bald eagle at Iona Beach Park early Saturday morning near the gated entrance. majestic moment.

Vancouver ranked best World Cup host city by Sports Illustrated. Toronto placed third. not bad company.

tens of thousands of fans packed Granville Street Saturday for the World Cup opener — smoke bombs, national anthems, full festival mode. the energy rivals 2010 Olympics.

World Cup plus heat wave could push BC Hydro to record electricity use this summer. Stay cool and keep the AC reasonable.

Harbour seal had octopus for lunch at Stanley Park Sunday. Someone got the shot.

A Boeing 747 — the Queen of the Skies — just took off from Vancouver International. Not something you see every day anymore.

Australia and Turkey are kicking off the World Cup in Vancouver on Saturday night. Huge moment for the city.

Downtown bars and restaurants saw huge crowds on the first day of the World Cup. Watch parties are in full swing and places are buzzing.

potential new stadium sites are emerging as Vancouver works to keep the Whitecaps from leaving. Still early, but the city's exploring options to keep soccer in Vancity.