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Nanaimo resident Todd Cameron used vintage Fisher-Price toys to create an animated stop motion film set to “A Little Bit Alexis”

The "rather rare" footage was captured in Whistler yesterday.

Prior to their Hollyburn gig, Essers and Jardine had been performing songs on Jardine’s patio a few times a week for the passersby during the nightly 7 p.m. salute for health-care workers and other essential staff.

In response to mounties' show of support, home care team members at Richmond Community Health Access Centre organized a gratitude video.

The song has racked up more than a million views on YouTube since it was released May 7.

Those with a view of Vancouver's False Creek were treated to something a little extra Thursday evening

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's...the neighbour's trampoline?!

Local cinematographer Jeric Sangalang decided to hit downtown Vancouver's streets with the intent of, "capturing the beauty of the city under the sunset light."

Photographer Shawn Talbot says he created the video for posterity: "Someday, 50-100 years from now Kelowna will look back at what a strange time this was."

“It’s really hard to be so close but so far, but it’s nice to have a little bit of hope in such a hard time, and it’s a little bit better than FaceTime.”