What’s causing the smell at SkyTrain stations?

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Publicado 2024-07-04

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  • @allanj4576
    Pretending they don't know what the cause of the odor is must be hard.
  • @mikzin630
    Aren't you journalists supposed to investigate the cause, not simply pose the question and walk away..?
  • @garichar
    Vancouver is now one giant ass.
  • People are defecating in the streets and parks due to lack of housing and facilities. During a heat wave that is absolutely what it smells like. Ive traveled and seen the same thing down in poor areas in other countries as well
  • @fayefaye3388
    Skytrain smells like poop and pee most of the time,and stations in downtown area smells like poop and pee too. Saw pee in the elevators all the time during the winter.
  • @MCowie
    A lot of Vancouver smells like a toilet. I think they should probably stop the homeless from using our streets as their personal bathroom.
  • @MrBlairskie
    Its the smell of the city actually rotting away.
  • @Axelrod_1771
    They are smelling the corruption of translink. 20 million dollars for repairs to 2 escalators in granville station?! Gimme a break! Secret backroom deals stink!
  • @Supremax67
    Yeah, it's called people not taking showers and not using deodorants.
  • @TofuCate
    Christ. It doesn't take a genius to know the cause. It's the homeless
  • @scratchcratch
    In response to increased complaints of foul odors at SkyTrain stations in the Metro Vancouver area, a formal air quality study was conducted under the Environmental Protection Act (EPA) by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change of Canada. This study took place in May 2024 and involved air sampling across three major routes: Waterfront Station to King George Station, Waterfront Station to Braid Station, and Waterfront Station to Production Way–University Station. Air probes were systematically collected and analyzed to determine the levels of various compounds. The focus was detecting fat-soluble oils and inorganic salts, specifically sodium, chloride, and potassium, indicating human perspiration. The study revealed significantly elevated levels of these compounds along the Waterfront Station to King George Station route. The concentrations of fat-soluble oils and the specified salts were 374% higher on this route than on the other routes tested.
  • I went to Metrotown last week, it was a true assault to the senses. I couldn’t even use a change room; the odour was so bad they had to call in back up to get ride of it. The entire place smelled like a giant armpit.
  • @HughJanus9999
    When you import a million or more people from a country where soap is not a common item, you get a stinky metro. Not that hard to figure out.
  • @AlqantDBlank
    My mother in law came to visit us in Vancouver (I live in the lower mainland). When I took her downtown by foot, after crossing the bridge on Granville side, we immediately got hit by the smell of piss, and I felt a bit ashamed that she had to see how the streets were filled with drug addicts acting anything but normal.
  • @vinnartaigh2076
    last time I was on it, the stink was from the other passengers
  • @Cojo77
    The blond ladies giggles made my morning 😂
  • I think the smell is the clusters of skytrain staff hanging around in the stations, doing nothing while the fares go up every year.
  • @ransom182
    Let's all start with wearing DEORDERENT, please!