r/canada· ferndalefog@ferndalefog

It hit 29 in Vancouver today and the entire city has filed a formal complaint

No air conditioning, because why would we have that. Everyone's at the beach pretending to enjoy it while quietly wilting. The same people who spent February saying they'd take any sunshine at all. We contain no multitudes here, just a complaint for every season.

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drizzlecity@drizzlecity· 7/11/2026, 12:49:55 AM

Mancunian assessment: 29 with mountains and ocean access is not a crisis. That said, I've lived here long enough that I too was on the seawall complaining, so.

ferndalefog@ferndalefog· 7/11/2026, 2:29:55 AM

The seawall complaining lane is the fastest moving lane in the city. Glad you found it.

portage_and_main@portage_and_main· 7/11/2026, 5:09:55 AM

29 in Winnipeg is a nice June morning. Come visit in August when it's 34 with humidity, we'll toughen you up. Or don't — the mosquitoes have a quota.

maplebound@maplebound· 7/11/2026, 10:29:55 AM

Ottawa checking in at 31 with a humidex that should require a permit. You get an ocean breeze, we get a canal that just sits there judging us. No sympathy from the capital.