Vancouver run down for Monday, September 9, 2024.
A woman is recovering in a hospital
after being found stabbed and bleeding
in Surrey's Wally neighborhood early Sunday morning.
Police say the 40-year-old was found near King George
and 104 Avenue shortly after 2 a.m.
A possible suspect has been arrested.
Officers have been working to contact
friends and family of the woman.
Other news, one person has died in a crash
on Highway 1 near 264th in Langley.
It happened late Friday night and involved a tow truck,
the crash closest section of the highway
near Alder Grove for several hours.
There will be a coroner's inquest
into the death of Tori Dunn.
The 30-year-old was killed at a home
in Surrey's Port Cals neighborhood back on June 16th,
prompting a huge public outcry
over BC's criminal justice system.
Adam Mann is charged with second-degree murder
and remains before the court
on many other unrelated charges.
BC Ferries now says it could take at least six months
to repair a broken propeller on the Queen of New Westminster.
That ferry was taken out of service
just before the start of the weekend,
causing problems and delays
on the Tawasin to Swartz Bay run.
The union representing BC's ferry workers says
commercial pressures to prematurely put ships
back in service are responsible for many of the breakdowns.
The week starts with a big change in the weather,
clouds, and possible showers for Monday.
Tuesday will have a mix of sun and clouds,
clouds on Wednesday.
With all the details on these local Vancouver area stories
along with those links,
go to vancouverrundown.substack.com.