can you stand inside a hollow tree in Stanley Park,
would a group of Tai-Chiers block the top entrance to Queen Elizabeth Park,
would you find a park bench plaque dedicated to a major Asian superstar who committed suicide (someone that most Canadians would never have heard of),
or a sculpture garden of laughing men on a beach
or a sculptured water fountain on a quiet residential street corner
or a crosswalk light for bikes
or a crossing sign for squirrels
or a sculpture of a photographer waving a rube out of the way.
Other: A four-way crossing painted in rainbow stripes onto a Davie Street intersection. A rappeller on a high-rise condo (c.f. poem that follows). A planned zipline for a quiet, conservative park. A pot day shutting down normal traffic flow in city centre followed by a reminder from the feds for those in attendance that pot is illegal.