- Last week’s number two story, a column by Allen Garr expressing apparently widespread outrage over recent decisions by the provincial government moves up to first place and is still going strong online.
- In second place is yet another holdover from the previous week, this one a guest column written by Stewart Prest urging readers to vote Yes in the mail-in transit plebiscite.
- Our third most-click post this week is a news story by Mike Howell that was the first to report Health Canada had granted Insite, the safe-injection site in the Downtown Eastside, an an exemption to operate for another year despite the wishes of the Harper government.
- Coming in at number four is a look back at a big news story from 100 years ago when the Vancouver Millionaires won the Stanley Cup, the first and (so far) only time a hockey team from Vancouver has hoisted it.
- Last but not least, our fifth most popular story is about a vacant lot that sold for the staggering sum of $15.8 million. Because Vancouver.
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