Proudest moments of Vancouver
 

What are some proud moments of Vancouver? I can only think of the winter olympics and expo 86.

are there any others?

Stanley Cup Finals 2011.

YEAHHHHHHH BUDDY!

no

every 420 since it started.

installing bike lanes for the 100 cyclists that use it annually, a great step forward.

the golden goal
hands down

scf2011 was great, but it wasnt a happy ending
Vancouver is a riot city
anyone rmb guns and roses riot?

fucking axl

so in my mind, its gotta be the goal. thanks sid

skytrain.

I know its not perfect, but can you imagine how much worse traffic would be.

We have a skytrain system we should be proud of?
Guess you've never stepped outside Vancouver...


I mean, it IS good to have a skytrain system, but hell no I ain't proud of it as a Vancouverite.

^30 years old, Live in Alberta now. Read the second part of my first post

:cry:

olympic gold video never gets tiring.

Its pretty bad when we're recycling ideas within the first page and can't think of anything else.

2011 Stanley Cup Riot.

Proud moments of Vancouver?

I think the great fire of 1886 might qualify not because of the fire but because of the rebuilding that was necessary to recover from the event. There were few building's that survived the fire and alot of people died. The city rebuilt with modern water,electricity and transport service.

when sidney crosby scored the golden goal


too fucken epic

The day they built the Alex Fraser bridge

The launch of revscene.net



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1994 Stanley Cup Finals (Best Canucks Team) and the Riot after that...

Damn, that bridge is huge. Hard to imagine it was built in a day.
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East Indians

We needed to connect China to India some how

Don't really watch hockey but can't argue with this:
(FF to 1:10)

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In 1906, the first Sikh organization in Canada, the Khalsa Diwan Society, was established. The following year the society began construction on the first Gurdwara in Canada, officially opened at 1866 West Second Avenue in Vancouver, B.C. in 1908. It is pictured here in 1931.

Stanley Cup Champions

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