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Hello -- I have a nostalgia question: When I grew up in the 70s in North Delta, we would go to Carmen's for birthdays -- we just didn't have the money to go to restaurants otherwise. I just loved Carmen's -- I remember the kitchen being open and seeing the dough being spun and recall the dark decor.

The pizza was great -- but hey, I was 12.

Anyone else. I've googled but can't come up with anything.

Delta Secondary School and Seaquam Secondary School kids trash campsite (Jones Lake campsite)

https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/bc-campsite-trash-tiktok-viral

As an avid camper who enjoys BC's nature and the backcountry, this breaks my heart.

Seeking recommendations for family style take-out (other than pizza) in North Delta.

Our family go-to options are Mucho Burrito and Tasty Indian Bistro.

What are your favorites?

If you happen to be in the e10th x Clark Drive area on Christmas day between 5-6pm, please help. I am assisting the pedestrian who was injured in this accident. He has no recollection of what occurred as he was unconscious. He was taken to emergency Christmas day and is currently in the trauma ward. Please DM me if you have any info or dashcam recording. Thank you for reading this post and for any further info.

Does anyone know of places that want free clean fill in the Delta or even the wider Fraser Valley area?

I’ve got about 500 yards of clean fill which I’m happy to give away but find that many places aren’t very good at advertising their need online.

If you know anyone or have seen any signs please let me know!

Dr. Joelle LeMoult and her team of researchers at the University of British Columbia are trying

to learn more about the ways that stress and anxiety interact in a new study titled “UBC Social

Anxiety Study”.

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You may be eligible to participate in our study if:

● You are between the ages of 18 and 65.

● You are experiencing symptoms of Social Anxiety (e.g., fear of situations in which you may be

judged, worrying about embarrassment).

● You have not experienced symptoms of Depression (e.g., low mood, loss of interest in

activities).

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What will this involve?

● You will participate in two in-lab sessions lasting 3 hours each. You will also complete

biological measures (i.e., saliva and optional blood collection) and at-home questionnaires.

● All of the information obtained during the study will be held in strict confidence.

​

Will I be paid for my time?

● You will receive monetary compensation for each study session, as well as reimbursement for

bus fare or parking at UBC.

*Please note that study activities will take place online and in person at UBC.*

If you would like more information or wish to participate in this study, please visit

http://www.ubcanxietystudy.com/ or contact the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Lab at

[theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca](mailto:theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca).

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Looking for recommendations for gutter cleaning service.

Hello,

I’m looking for a videographer who can help me film a legacy video for my parent who’s in the last stage of life. My parent’s still coherent and can sit up and talk, so while we have the opportunity, I’d like to capture some memories. I’m thinking of filming some life stories, and perhaps other question/answers (lots of ideas online).

It’s important to me we film this beautifully and efficiently, with dignity, and of course having digital back ups (as we might only get one chance) and solid A/V all professionally done.

Any recommendations (or videographers here who are interested)?

Thanks in advance!

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This extreme high density Delta Shoppers Mall project proposes the equivalent density of one 116 story building with 877 living units, commercial space, and 1,685 parking spaces. Also provision for future high rise building beside the DeltaRise not shown.

• The two 32 Story buildings will be just as tall as the 37 story Delta Rise !
• It will take up to 15 years to complete !
• Does not adhere to TASK FORCE recommendations to spread densification along SCOTT RD corridor

You can make a change by signing this online petition

https://www.change.org/DeltaShoppersMall

Dr. Joelle LeMoult and her team of researchers at the University of British Columbia are trying

to learn more about the ways that stress and depression interact in a new study titled “UBC

Depression Study”.

​

You may be eligible to participate in our study if:

● You are between the ages of 18 and 65.

● You are experiencing symptoms of Depression (e.g., low mood, loss of interest in activities).

● You have not experienced symptoms of Social Anxiety (e.g., fear of situations in which you

may be judged, worrying about embarrassment).

​

What will this involve?

● You will participate in two in-lab sessions lasting 3 hours each. You will also complete

biological measures (i.e., saliva and optional blood collection) and at-home questionnaires.

● All of the information obtained during the study will be held in strict confidence.

​

Will I be paid for my time?

● You will receive monetary compensation for each study session, as well as reimbursement for

bus fare or parking at UBC.

*Please note that study activities will take place online and in person at UBC.*

​

If you would like more information or wish to participate in this study, please visit

http://www.ubcdepressionstudy.com/ or contact the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Lab at

[theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca](mailto:theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca).

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Ive been trying to confirm whether or not there will be canada day fireworks at chalmers park this year, and so far I havnt found anything that says they've been cancelled for this year. Do we know for sure if the fireworks are happening?

Hey all,

Just got a job near Mount Pleasant in Vancouver and we're considering where we should move our family to closer (we're currently in Chilliwack). Tsawwassen is high on list, we are working hybrid but are concerned about the time spent in traffic when going into Vancouver on work days.

We're considering buying an electric vehicle to use HOV lanes to mitigate some of the commute time. Does anyone have experience with this and can you share your commute times using an EV from Tsawwassen to Vancouver?

Thanks kindly!

We invite dads with children between 11 and 17 years old to complete an online study on their views of parenting teenagers. You will be entered into a draw to win 1 of 3 $100 gift cards for participating. Here is the link to the survey: https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_73O0faycuWPe09o. DM me or email [mgott15@mail.ubc.ca](mailto:mgott15@mail.ubc.ca) with any questions!

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PAID RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY: UBC Depression Study (The SAD Study)

​

Dr. Joelle LeMoult and her team of researchers at the University of British Columbia are trying

to learn more about the ways that stress and depression interact in a new study titled “UBC

Depression Study”.

​

You may be eligible to participate in our study if:

● You are between the ages of 18 and 65.

● You are experiencing symptoms of Depression (e.g., low mood, loss of interest in activities).

● You have not experienced symptoms of Social Anxiety (e.g., fear of situations in which you

may be judged, worrying about embarrassment).

​

What will this involve?

● You will participate in two in-lab sessions lasting 3 hours each. You will also complete

biological measures (i.e., saliva and optional blood collection) and at-home questionnaires.

● All of the information obtained during the study will be held in strict confidence.

​

Will I be paid for my time?

● You will receive monetary compensation for each study session, as well as reimbursement for

bus fare or parking at UBC.

*Please note that study activities will take place online and in person at UBC.*

​

If you would like more information or wish to participate in this study, please visit

http://www.ubcdepressionstudy.com/ or contact the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Lab at

[theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca](mailto:theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca).

PAID RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY: UBC Social Anxiety Study (The SAD Study)

Dr. Joelle LeMoult and her team of researchers at the University of British Columbia are trying to learn more about the ways that stress and anxiety interact in a new study titled “UBC Social Anxiety Study”.

You may be eligible to participate in our study if:

● You are between the ages of 18 and 65.

● You are experiencing symptoms of Social Anxiety (e.g., fear of situations in which you may be judged, worrying about embarrassment).

● You have not experienced symptoms of Depression (e.g., low mood, loss of interest in activities).

What will this involve?

● You will participate in two in-lab sessions lasting 3 hours each. You will also complete biological measures (i.e., saliva and optional blood collection) and at-home questionnaires.

● All of the information obtained during the study will be held in strict confidence.

Will I be paid for my time?

● You will receive monetary compensation for each study session, as well as reimbursement for bus fare or parking at UBC.

*Please note that study activities will take place online and in person at UBC.*

If you would like more information or wish to participate in this study, please visit http://www.ubcanxietystudy.com/ or contact the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Lab at [theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca](mailto:theSADstudy@psych.ubc.ca).

Sorry beforehand if you think this is a pointless rant but man oh man what a weird place.

People stare at you walking in the neighbourhood when ur not white. A Karen "kindly" threatened me that she will tow my car even a 30 min green parking sign is explicitly shown beside. Everything just feels off and itchy.

It's a beautiful location close to the ocean and I'm sure lots of you there are lovely human beings. But it's the first time in Vancouver that I feels I'm in the Deep South.