The white eye is centrally placed, yellow bill of adults is conspicuous. They seem to leave mimicry to the starlings. When foraging, mynas prefer alleyways, small trees, shrubbery hedges with space to get beneath, parking lots, open spaces in built-up areas. Street and avenue nos. The adjacent block is always either 100 greater than or 100 smaller than the block you're on.
N is always towards the mountains, anywhere in Greater Vancouver.
If you see a pair, they're likely nesting somewhere fairly close, probably within a two-block radius. One nest on the approach ramp to the bridge from S Granville St and the other on the exit ramp onto Marine Drive East. The best vantage point is from the S end of Hudson or Cartier Sts. Nesting in the telephone pole on the SE corner. Nesting pair in the Bank of Montreal red-brick building on the SW corner.