Unedited excerpts from #OccupyVancouver’s online meeting minutes.

Desperate for fresh, daily content, the embattled online magazine begins posting ‘Pictures of the Day’.

Some quick math applied to births by month in B.C. in 2007 and we arrive at the heart of the matter…

Patriotism isn’t really my thing, but wow.

Wow.

Let’s not forget the days when strangers hugged openly in the streets, Canada flag capes were a part of the dress code, and people screamed and high-fived until their voices were hoarse and palms bursted blue.

Liam and I spent yet another evening climbing on roof tops, avoiding arrest, and riding each other’s shoulders as we worked tirelessly to document the insanity playing out at Olympic Ground Zero after Saturday’s semi-final hockey game.

It all leaves but one question: What the hell’s gonna happen when we thump the U.S. tomorrow?

Strangers hugging in the streets, spontaneous hockey games and dance parties erupting on Granville, conversation on the bus, eye contact on the sidewalks, and lighter burdens all around. I wonder, will it all just walk out the door come February 28th? Is it the throngs of international visitors we were promised making all that noise? A wave of Yankee invaders, perhaps?

Liam and I wandered Granville Street yesterday, snapping photos and camping out on rooftops. Incredible to see the city so alive. This wintry weather certainly has more people out and about than on days past.