Vancouver rundown for Monday, October 20th, 2025.
A small group of only about 100 people gathered
at Vancouver's Jackpool Plaza Saturday afternoon
as part of anti -Trump No King's protests being
held in cities around the world. Those braving
the heavy Vancouver rain denounced Donald Trump
saying he's an authoritarian would -be dictator.
The Vancouver rally comes as Premier David Eby
continues his anti -Donald Trump comments while
B .C.'s resource sector suffers during a campaign
of tariffs on Canadian goods. Other news, police
say a North Delta basement suite that was shot
up early Sunday morning is not related to recent
extortion cases. However, Delta police do say
the attack on 82 Avenue was targeted. Police
are looking for a suspect last seen wearing a
dark hoodie and traveling in a white sedan. A
driver is being treated for minor injuries after
a car crashed through the front of a Royal Bank
branch in South Surrey. It happened during a
two -car crash on 152 Street near 30th Avenue
during the dinner hour on Saturday. The bank
has sustained a great deal of damage. Police
think the crash is related to a lack of judgment
at an intersection. It appears a wildfire that
broke out near the Coquihalla Recreation Area
has been kept from spreading. The 30 -hectare
fire was first reported on Thursday near Hidden
Creek Falls. Rain and cooler temperatures have
helped to keep it from becoming a late -season
problem wildfire. Some fog Monday morning, cloudy
all day with isolated showers. A mix of sun and
clouds with a few showers on Tuesday. Rain for
Wednesday. For all the details on these local
Vancouver area stories, along with those links,
go to vancouverrundown .substack .com.