Vancouver rundown for Tuesday,
December 3rd, 2024.
Blame the fog drivers around the
lower mainland have been trying
to navigate through thick fog
since early Monday morning.
One driver missed the curve on
8th Ave in Langley Monday evening,
landing a car in the middle
of a concrete barrier.
Environment Canada's continued
its weather advisory saying the
fog could be around through to
Tuesday morning. Other news.
Rescuers have saved another tourist
from the North Shore Mountains.
A 22 year old man reported being
stuck on Grouse Mountains Goat Ridge.
Late Sunday afternoon,
the hiker was cold, tired and hungry,
but managed to be taken to
the Grouse Skyride North Shore.
Rescue says the hiker was relying
on the wrong information from a
trail app on his phone.
A BC cryptocurrency promoter has
been fined $18.4 million.
David Smillie's penalty imposed
by BC security regulator is for
defrauding his clients in the now
defunct cryptocurrency exchange.
It claims Smillie and his company
diverted close to 1000 Bitcoin for
their own purposes. Another Taylor
hiker's
Swift scam and yet another warning.
money was duped out of hundreds of dollars
The Better Business Bureau is urging
for a non-existent ticket.
Be cautious of the too good to be true
deals is just one of the BBB's warnings
for those seeking aftermarket tickets
to this weekend's Vancouver shows.
A fog advisory continues for Metro
Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
Fog dissipating by Tuesday afternoon.
Windy at times, a mix of sun and cloud.
Wednesday rain on Thursday for all
the details on these local Vancouver
area stories along with those links.
Go to vancouverundown.substack.com.