Orcas spotted around Stanley Park this weekend
Orcas are back. Multiple sightings around Stanley Park this weekend had kayakers and locals holding their breath. Videos show the whales swimming under and around the boats. It's been a long time since Vancouver got to see them like this. Summer's going to be good.
First time Sun-Runner was scared but now looking forward to next year
What started as anxiety, packed at the starting line "like sardines" ended up in a successful 10K with excitement already for next year. Proud of you, anon.
Local Vancouverite discovers VPL rooftop patio
The VPL rooftop patio is still a hidden gem for many, including those born in Vancouver. Anon Vancouver Feel Good reader is stoked at this discovery and plans to spend their lunches there regularly. CORTISOL MINIMIZING DONE RIGHT.
Gastown's getting car-free Sundays back this summer
Water Street is closing to cars every Sunday from 10am to 6pm starting early July. Last year's trial was a vibe — foot traffic jumped 19 per cent and 81 per cent of businesses want it back. Maple Tree Square's also getting a $20-25 million glow-up. Gastown's officially going people-first. Are you ready to hang out in Gastown this summer?
Nesters is back. Downtown Eastside, you've got your market again.
The neighbourhood grocery store is back. Downtown Eastside and Gastown residents got good news this week — Nesters Market at 333 Abbott Street has reopened Monday after an arson forced it to close on March 30.
Lost wallet found on Davie Street, turned in to police
If you lost your wallet on Davie just after Jervis. Reddit user meganlazz found it on the North side of the sidewalk Tuesday afternoon and turned it in to the Community Police Centre at Davie and Jervis at 4:50pm. Check with them — they've got it waiting for you.
Rob hit a new PR in the gym today
Rob thought he didn't have anyone to share this milestone with - think again. But seriously save some gains for the rest of us.
Cherry blossom festival at David Lam Park didn't get rained on
The cherry blossom festival this year arrived under clear skies — a rarity for Vancouver's bloom season. Visitors spread blankets on the grass, cameras ready, without a single raindrop to chase them away.