▲ 442 r/vancouver

Some Vancouver bars weren't prepared for demand during World Cup. Now, they're bracing for what's to come | CBC News

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u/Prudent_Slug — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/askvan

Church's Chicken Buck a Wing?

Before I over promise and dissappoint the children, do the local church's chicken still have buck a wing? Can't seem to find it online and I dont normally pass by any.

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u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago
▲ 127 r/vancouver

Mortgage delinquencies in Ontario and B.C. climbed sharply in first quarter

https://archive.is/20260526050413/https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-mortgage-delinquencies-ontario-bc-housing-real-estate/

"In B.C., the delinquency rate was 0.25 per cent in the first three months of this year, a 36-per-cent increase over the first quarter of last year."

No need to sound the alarm bells yet, but overall the market is still in the slums. Good or bad depending on your perspective.

theglobeandmail.com
u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago
▲ 242 r/burnaby

E-scooters now illegal on major Burnaby roads, parks

Honestly, I think the bigger onus is on parents to educate. They are the ones buying these things for their kids.

freshetnews.ca
u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago

British Columbia, Find Out If Your MLA Is A Landlord

If you actually look at the disclosures, some of the "landlords" literally just hold an REIT ETF or a time share like Brent Chapman and Randene Neill, while others hold multiple properties or an actual real estate holding company like Dallas Brodie or Anna Kindy.

Nobody seems to be an actual real estate tycoon though.

readthemaple.com
u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago

New to Carnivorous Plants

Visited a local plant show and picked up these three guys. Gonna restart my journey of carnivorous plants ever since I killed my Venus fly trap as a kid.

Also any differences between this sub and the other sub like sounds like a band? Can't seem to even link it to ask about it.

u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago
▲ 11 r/burnaby

Secret Plant Show at Bonsor

Just left the plant show at Bonsor. Its happening today and tomorrow. Not huge in scale, but worth it in checking out if you are into exotic indoor plants. It was quite busy.

thesecretplantsociety.com
u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago

Elevated drought risk in southern B.C., according to latest snowpack report

The report has gotten worse since the April one. Makes sense as it hasn't rained and its been warm.

Does anyone have any insight as to why some regions are 0%? Like the Upper Fraser. Does it actually mean no snow? I can believe it for Lower Thompson, but it makes no sense for the Upper Fraser as it is surrounded by snowy regions. I thought it was a data anomaly.

cbc.ca
u/Prudent_Slug — 5 months ago