You pretty much have to be on the water to see it when it happens, otherwise it is a less than memorable story on the evening news or in the next day's paper.

You pretty much have to be on the water to see it when it happens, otherwise it is a less than memorable story on the evening news or in the next day's paper. If the animals are still around by that time, chances are that it takes on a different type of urgency. False Creek is a very confined space that is overrun by human activity, and I doubt that Burrard Inlet would qualify as ideal whale habitat either.