Vancouver run down for Thursday, September 19, 2024.
A driver has been hurt after being shot by a suspect with a BB gun.
Vancouver police say it occurred while the driver of a car share vehicle
was near West Forth and Balaclava in the Kizzleano neighborhood early Tuesday evening.
The driver was treated at the scene and taken home by family members.
Further news, there is a promise your time in the security line at Vancouver International Airport
is going to get a whole lot shorter.
New 3D X-ray machines are being introduced in a move the Canadian Air Transport Security Association says
will make things easier.
The new machines are similar to ones used for medical scans and are expected to enhance security.
A Cayman Islands registered cryptocurrency trading platform has been fined close to half a million dollars
by the BC Securities Commission.
It's also banned from advertising in BC.
The unauthorized trading platform operated under the name Lattican.
The ruling comes after a panel investigated a complaint.
The platform was able to operate on customer computers using an IP address in BC.
The BCSE admits there's no evidence of any BC customers being duped
and concedes there are likely very few users in the province.
The Lower Mainlands Last Drive-In Movie Theater is seeing an increase in visits
as it prepares to shut down for good.
The last show at Aldergrove's Twilight Theater will be September 30th.
That theater has been in operation for 19 years, replacing the old Hillcrest Drive-In in Surrey.
A mix of sun and clouds and possible showers for Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be mostly cloudy.
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