Vancouver rundown for Monday, November 17, 2025.
David Eby has been given a strong endorsement
from his party to continue as leader of the NDP.
Members who cast a ballot have voted over 82
% against holding a leadership review. The premier
admits his party has to do a better job of supporting
grassroots members. He also promises his party
will always support collective bargaining. EBU's
disappearance at the NDP convention to promise
a better future for the province based on several
high -profile natural resource projects. Other
news, an Abbotsford police officer is recovering
from minor injuries in a hit -and -run two -vehicle
crash in Langley Friday. Abbotsford police and
Langley RCMP are looking for dashcam footage
After the cop's unmarked cruiser was hit on 264th
Street near 52 Avenue, the officer was on duty
at the time. A driver and passenger ran off after
ditching a truck. Yet another commercial truck
has hit a Langley overpass on Highway 1. The
latest incident happened at the rail overpass
near 232th Street on Friday. It is the fourth
overpass strike. in the past four months. It
is that time of year a part of the Stanley Park
seawall will be closed for annual repairs. A
stretch between Third Beach and Prospect Point
will close on Friday, November 28 to allow for
rock stabilization work. New concrete barriers
will also be installed this year. Rain in the
forecast for Monday morning, showers and gusty
wind by the afternoon. Showers on Tuesday, clouds
for Wednesday. For all the details on these local
Vancouver area stories, along with those links,
go to VancouverRundown .substack .com.