Yes, I'm aware of this. If I knew where the underground cable was, I'd tag that, but I just thought the pole was the only object available to put this data in. I'm a bit guilty of tagging for the renderer here, because these ref tags are clearly shown on the openinfrastructure map, and give a clear hint where underground cables connect.

No problem, we all just tag with the best data available to us. And mapping is fun anyway.

Wow, amazing! Please excuse my lack of research.

Hi, just wanted to mention that these building names you added are incorrect, and I deleted them. Both sides of this SkyTrain station can access the inbound and outbound platforms.

This looks like spam. You added "North Pole" as a city and as a church name.

Hi, can you please provide a source for your residential area names? If an area has no official name, please leave it blank.

Like I mentioned in another comment: do not put the same address on several buildings. Please either make a new node with the address, or put the address on an area that encloses the property.

Putting duplicate addresses on all those SkyTrain buildings is not helpful for address resolution.

These neighbourhoods are really nice to have mapped, but I checked out the PDF you linked, and it doesn't match exactly- specifically, it seems you used the coastline rather than Delta's existing admin boundary for some segments, as shown in the PDF source. I can change this soon.

I'm undoing this.

This looks like spam to me.

Yes, there is a single cable, it is lowest on the pole.

I would say this is not correct because it implies that one cannot U-turn at any point along the aisle, and one cannot turn either direction when leaving a parking stall. I will change this if there's no reason to keep it.

Is there a reason why these ways are separated into 2 one-way parts?

I do not think the little connecting power line running west/east under the larger lines exists, I will double check within a month in person.

The shortening of the street names in bus stop names is not a big deal since Metro Vancouver mostly uses the short style, but there are spelling mistakes in your stop names such as "Dease Island Road" should be "Deas". What is your data source?

Hi, you may be new to OSM. The community guidelines on the wiki state that street names should always be written out fully (not like Dr St Ave Pl). Please correct/revert this as you have overwritten correct data.

Just want to confirm that this is correct.

My pleasure!

No, I just corrected it.