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TransLink reverses decision to cancel poetry program, Vancouver Sun reports

The Vancouver Sun says TransLink has backed away from cancelling a poetry program the newspaper calls popular. The report's teaser gives no further detail.

A poem displayed on a poster inside a public transit stationIllustrative photo
A poem displayed on a poster inside a public transit station. Photo: Nick Fewings / Unsplash · Unsplash License

TransLink has reversed its decision to cancel a poetry program, the Vancouver Sun reported.

The newspaper described the program as popular. That is the Sun's description, and no attendance, submission or ridership figures were provided to measure it.

The only other detail is a teaser line on the Sun's article, which says TransLink "heard your words." The teaser does not explain who that refers to or what prompted the change.

What is not yet known

The information available to NORTHLINE does not say:

  • The name or format of the program
  • When it was due to be cancelled
  • Whether it will continue in full or in a modified form
  • What led TransLink to change course

This report is based solely on the Sun's headline and teaser. Details about the program's future would need to come from the Sun's full article or from TransLink.

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