Vancouver rundown for Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
A suspect has now been arrested in those random
stabbing attacks in Yaletown. Four strangers
received non -life -threatening injuries after
being knifed along the seawall in David Lamb
Park early Friday morning. On Monday afternoon,
Vancouver police arrested a 35 -year -old woman
on the downtown east side. It's not clear if
the suspect is being connected to other attacks
that happened in the same area. Other news, an
international student continues to be treated
for critical injuries after a home in Surrey's
Wally neighborhood was shot up at around 2 .30
a .m. on Sunday. The 26 -year -old woman had
just gone to bed when it happened. City News
reports the home is student housing where up
to 20 people live. At this point, police are
not linking this attack to the ongoing extortion
attacks in Surrey. Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad
West is blasting the provincial government for
a lack of progress in rebuilding a school destroyed
in a fire two years ago. On October 14, 2023,
Hazel Trimbeth Elementary went up in flames in
a suspicious fire, displacing close to 200 students.
West says there are still no shovels in the ground,
no plan, and no timeline. He says the situation
is causing a great deal of stress and upset feelings.
in the community. Two hikers have been injured,
one critically, in a grizzly attack near Prince
George. The attack happened early Sunday afternoon
in a popular hiking area of the McGregor Mountain
Range. The Pass Lake area is now closed and signage
is being put up. Wildlife BC notes grizzly attacks
are rare but can be deadly. Sunshine for Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. with highs in the mid
-teens. For all the details on these local Vancouver
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