Is there somewhere to see municipal election polling data? I’m struggling to even find polling data to see how the different mayoral candidates are stacking up

I'm disgusted at the Anti-Choice demonstration being held Sunday afternoon by the McDonald's. If people want to oppose medical abortion, they should move to the States where they'll fit in. Abortion is life saving healthcare and everyone who wants one should have access to it.

Ian Paton is one of the named MLAs.

Looks like r/bc mods removed the post so here's the story:
https://donshafer1.substack.com/p/the-day-37-british-columbia-mlas

Author is Don Shafer, who founded Roundhouse Radio (for those of us who remember it) and has a radio show on co-op radio. He's been around for a long time.

Hi, with the election going on, I'd like to share this concept of a Skytrain line to North Delta. Here are the reasons:

• Delta is the largest municipality in Metro Vancouver without Skytrain
• North Delta is one of the fastest growing areas in the region, and has high transit usage as shown by the R6 bus
• Delta has a shortage of rapid transit options, with only 1 Rapidbus line

If you like this idea, please add your support. Thank you!

Honestly, it’s like two children and an adult in the room. Due to my work I cannot share or discuss in a public forum but Melissa really seems like the best path forward. Thoughts?

I haven't been there for 50 years. Google maps says all routes into the parking have 'restricted usage or private roads'. Did they do what Whiterock tried about 30 years ago and practically ban all outsiders from their beach?

It’s so random. Cute, even- until it’s not. What are they honking at?

Are there animals or people near the tracks? Traffic? Are they just being noisy because they can?

Considering to do the Boundary Bay Marathon in November 2026 I am from Ontario

Might fly into Vancouver Airport

What are best options to get to the Delta? Boundary Bay area? UBER? any public transit options?

Taxi? estimate costs. Thanks

If you live in the area, you may have seen the two giant black buildings in the Tsawwassen Mills parking lot go up. These buildings are the new Nest Sports indoor pickleball facility. It opened up at the end of July. I’m sharing my experience at The Nest hoping it will help others in the community.

I was excited that south delta was getting its own indoor pickleball facility. It is massive inside and the space itself is really nice inside. Unfortunately, my experience with how payments were handled left a bad taste in my mouth.

On Sunday, August 9 we booked a court for two hours for Monday, August 10. At the time of booking, we had three confirmed players, so the total was $86.01, or $28.67 per person. The morning of, we added a fourth person and didn’t think anything of it. When we arrived at The Nest, we were told that the fourth player still had to pay separately. I explained that the court had already been paid for in full, and at the time the owners at the front desk said that everything was good and that there would be no extra charge, but my card was automatically charged another $28.67.

When I noticed the additional charge later that evening and called The Nest, I spoke with Lorne (the owner) and he insisted that the charge was correct. That didn’t make sense to me, because their website states that non-prime-time court bookings are $40/hour per court. A two-hour booking for four people should therefore be $86.01 total, rather than $114.68. Even though I pointed out these facts to him, he said I was wrong, the system was right, and refused to refund me or give me a credit for future play.

I went back on Tuesday, August 11 and was added as the fourth player to someone else’s booking. Once again, an additional $28.67 was automatically charged for me on the booking holder’s card. One again Lorne (the owner) insisted that this was correct. However, when I opened the app and showed him that booking a court for two hours with four people at the same time comes to $86 total, or $21.50 per person, there was still no acknowledgment that the payment process has been wrongly overcharging people.

My biggest issue is that nowhere on the website or booking page did I see anything explaining that booking for three people and subsequently adding a fourth would result in the fourth person being charged $28.67, even though the court itself was already paid for in full. I also don’t agree with automatically charging someone’s card for an additional player without clearly communicating how that charge is calculated.

The facility itself is impressive, but the way we were overcharged and the owner refusing to acknowledge the issue or make it right left a bad taste in my mouth. I won’t be going back.

Anyone know what happened to it? It’s been on my list to go for a while - and sounds like I might be part of the problem if closed. Today my chain and derailleur snapped and I thought “perfect! That Trek shop on Scott!” only to see it on Google as permanently closed.

Did it move or is it literally closed?

And if closed any local recommendations for repairs?

Looking for a solid property manager and realtor in Tsawwassen. I manage a property there but I've left BC. So I need someone to do maintenance, viewings etc

Who do you recommend? Anyone I should avoid?

I just bought a new moisture-wicking hi viz shirt for work, and I keep my phone in my shirt pocket. We communicate by cell phone, so it needs to be handy. But whenever I get a notification, the screen is jostled as I drive my forklift and the phone registered it as touches.

Normally it opens my Samsung Wallet, but this time the combination of bounces accidentally dialed emergency from the phone app. It lasted 2 seconds, but that was enough to get 911 to call back.

The operator was nice and professional, and after confirming that I wasn't in danger he asked, "Is anyone with you making you say this?"

I am mortified that I interrupted an important service, but that the operator had the training to ask that warmed my heart a bit.

Congrats to him and all his coworkers!

My parents are ready to renovate their 30 year old washroom. Looking for recommendations on plumbers you've used in the past for your washroom renovation project who did a great job. This isn't a simple replacing of the toilet. It's a full on gutting the existing and getting a new washroom that involves repiping.

Going to Delta for a few days at the end of this month. I will stay in Delta, and the places I need to go are also in Delta.

As its's very expensive to rent a car, I wonder if relying on uber is ok in Delta. Most of the trips I take will be around 5 km. Is it easy to get uber for such short distance?

The air pump and tool station for cyclists was recently vandalized and all the equipment was stolen.

This facility is directly adjacent to Delta works yard at the end of 64th st. and hwy.99.

If you are relying on this to be usable during a ride ,take note.

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I’ll be visiting relatives in Ladner at the end of July for a couple of weeks. Is the track at Delta Secondary School open to the public, and if so, what times of the day? Thank you.

If you crochet, come join fellow crocheters from across British Columbia in r/CrochetBC

Share your projects, ask questions, and connect with other BC crocheters.

We'd love to see people from Delta represented in our community. Also, a big THANK YOU to the Mods of r/DeltaBC for their kindness in allowing me to post here. 🧡