
Sunset Beach Park in Vancouver hosted the 25th anniversary edition of the 4/20 festival, the first since last October’s nationwide legalization of marijuana.
Promoters called it a protest. The Park Board called it a commercial festival.
Promoters set-up nearly 300 booths for rent on the soccer field, without a permit from the city. One of the biggest banners on the site was for an automated teller machine.
If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck. Well, the Park Board wins.
Despite the promoters covering part of the pitch with plastic, it will be several weeks before the green, not-for-toking grass near English Bay is back to normal. See photographs from April 18 vs. April 21.

Sunset Beach, April 18 (Mackin)

Sunset Beach, April 21 (Mackin) Support theBreaker.news for as low as $2 a month on Patreon. Find out how. Click here.