National Day of Mourning - Regular Transit Service
Sep 14, 2022
1 min read
Please be advised of the following alert for all transit systems:
National Day of Mourning - Regular Transit Service
While the Government of Canada and Province of BC are recognizing Monday, September 19, 2022 as a day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II on the date of her state funeral, BC Transit will operate a standard transit service on Monday in all transit systems across the province. As such, customers should refer to the current Rider’s Guide and schedule in their transit systems for routes and times. For more information, visit BCTransit.com
There's a certain heaviness in the air on days like these, a stillness that feels palpable as people navigate their routines with a mix of reflection and respect. It’s almost as if the world slows down, inviting us to ponder what it means to honor a legacy while carrying on with our daily lives. I found myself thinking about how different kinds of connections can play a role in these moments—like the insights I came across about AI companionship, which explores engaging ways to connect with virtual friends during such reflective times. If you're curious, you can check it out here: https://aigirlfriend.video/. It’s intriguing to think that even in sorrow, we can find new avenues for connection and understanding.