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@StephenRees@mas.to
2025-05-21 18:31:49

#Transit growth outpaces driving growth in Metro #Vancouver
More people in Metro Vancouver are choosing transit over driving as their primary option to get around, according to new data from TransLink. In 2024, there were 7.7 million more trips on transit, an increase of more than three per cent over 2023, o…

A chart that shows ridership by transit mode and average daily boardings by weekday, Saturday and Sunday.
@bici@mastodon.social
2025-06-15 20:39:04

B.C. cyclist's clever Strava drawings:
"Perfect intersection' of art, fitness and road rash
When B.C.'s Janine Strong got into road cycling in 2019, she had no idea it would lead her down the path of Strava art: the creation of massive GPS-tracked sketches around the world."
See Ya later Alligator
#stava

The image is a map of the Vancouver area, highlighting a route that resembles the shape of a crocodile. The route is outlined in orange and starts in Richmond, moving northward through Vancouver, then eastward through Burnaby, and finally southward through Surrey. The map includes several cities and geographical features, such as Burrard Inlet, the Fraser River, and Boundary Bay Wildlife. The crocodile-shaped route is prominently displayed, with its head in Richmond, its body through Vancouver,…
@rose@linuxrocks.online
2025-06-14 20:49:20

Vancouver BC is having its own No Kings rally right down by the US consulate on Pender. There is little space down there, so it's a pretty terrible spot for a gathering - ideally, the street would have been closed, particularly as bumping a vehicle up a curb and into the crowd would be simple - we had a deadly instance of that just last month.
Ironically, we do have a king here.

Sign-carrying "No Kings" protesters on the north side of Pender in Vancouver BC
@bici@mastodon.social
2025-06-08 21:33:45

"Vancouver has 22 civic libraries. Victoria has 12. The streets of these two cities, however, have well over 1,000 unincorporated “little libraries”. You’ve seen them, of course. Those quaint little bird-house structures, placed along sidewalks, usually with a glassed-in front to keep the contents safe from the elements. Inside these little boxes there is always the oddest selection of books, and almost always something that will pique your interest. "

The image features a charming yellow house with a blue-tiled roof and green shutters on the windows. The house has a small staircase leading up to the entrance, with a wooden handrail. In the foreground, there is a large, detailed wooden birdhouse designed to resemble a miniature house, complete with a gray roof and white trim, mounted on a wooden post. The garden in front of the house is well-maintained, with various plants and flowers, including purple flowers in the window boxes. The scene i…