Vancouver rundown for Thursday, February 6, 2025.
Another truck has hit a lower mainland overpass, gnarling traffic during the afternoon rush.
A truck with a load that was not properly secured hit the Gilmer Diversion over Highway 1 in Burnaby.
It happened Wednesday afternoon causing minor eastbound delays.
Commercial vehicles safety and enforcement officers are still investigating.
Other news, two ice fishermen have died after falling below the surface of a lake near Agassiz.
A family member spotted a hole in the ice after the men failed to return home late Tuesday night.
RCMP divers recovered the bodies.
Police warn this serves as a stark reminder ice conditions are constantly changing, even in areas where thickness has been tested.
One of two people rescued from a grounded sailboat off Ceturna Island has died.
The US Coast Guard polled a Canadian man and woman from the boat during snowy and windy conditions on Monday.
However, the woman was pronounced dead after being airlifted to St. Joseph's Medical Center in Bellingham.
It was a VHF Marine radio call that prompted the Americans to respond, even though that boat was in Canadian waters.
A YouTube influencer has been busted driving a high-powered sports car at 150 km an hour in a 90 zone near Landsville on Vancouver Island.
The driver of the Nissan GTR identified himself as a YouTube influencer and told an officer his radar detector didn't go off.
The driver's been handed a $368 ticket for excessive speed.
The car is impounded for seven days.
There's no word if any of this was streamed on social media.
Some flurries are possible for Thursday morning.
Gusty wind, a mix of sun and cloud for Friday and Saturday.
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