Vancouver rundown for Wednesday, October 23rd, 2024.
The BC Greens are not ready to formally enter into any agreement with the presumptive governing NDP.
That's the word from New Democrat leader David Eby, who also says he's preparing for every possibility,
as he awaits the still-to-be-confirmed outcome of the provincial election.
Meanwhile, Sonia Firstenot has confirmed she will stay on as leader of the BC Greens,
despite losing her seat.
Other news. Vancouver's H.R. MacBellan Space Center will go ahead with some major upgrades.
The federal government has kicked in an initial $350,000 for the non-profit organization that runs the museum part.
Other upgrades will include a new high-end projector for the planetarium.
It's hoped the upgraded technology will lead to a resurgence in popularity for the iconic attraction.
Message from the North Vancouver RCMP to teens and their parents.
Weapons can cause disagreements to spiral out of control and result in an escalated police response.
The bounties are issuing that warning, noting there have been 10 cases of teens found carrying replica guns,
knives, and homemade tasers over the past two weeks.
Police hope parents will have discussions with their children about the dangers of having such items.
Family members of a missing 59-year-old man continue to search an area around the Coquitlam River.
Following the torrential rains over the weekend, rubber balding was last seen near Pipeline Road and Galette Avenue late Sunday afternoon.
Coquitlam Search and Rescue thinks balding fell into the river and was swept away.
A mix of sun and clouds and even some fog on Wednesday with a slight chance of showers.
The same thing for Thursday without the fog and Friday will be mostly sunny.
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