Vancouver rundown for Monday, November 24, 2025.
The hunt continues for three grizzlies believed
responsible for that brutal attack on a group
including elementary school students in Bella
Coola on Thursday. Three students and a teacher
were injured when the bears attacked 11 people
on a trail just outside the community. No decision
has been made on what to do with the bears once
they are tracked down. Other news, a man wearing
a dry suit and snorkel gear has been rescued
from the chilly waters of North Vancouver's Lynn
Canyon Park. Fire crews and a swift water rescue
team pulled the man to safety after he was caught
up in the currents late Sunday morning. Lane
Creek is even more dangerous than usual after
the recent heavy rain. A Vancouver man associated
with international gang fugitive Ryan Wedding
has now been arrested. The FBI says it captured
Rashid Hussain shortly after it announced the
arrest of 10 others associated with Wedding.
who is a former Olympic snowboarder from Coquitlam.
Hussain is charged with cocaine smuggling and
money laundering. The 44 -year -old wedding remains
in hiding somewhere in Mexico. One of the busiest
roads in Langley is closed for emergency railway
repairs. 200th Street, just south of the Langley
Bypass, will be blocked off Monday and Tuesday
to allow Canadian Pacific Kansas City to make
emergency track repairs. Detours have been set
up, but drivers should expect traffic to be a
bit of a nightmare in an area that is already
extremely busy. The forecast, clouds and showers
ending late Monday afternoon, foggy at times,
cloudy for Tuesday, rain for Wednesday. For all
the details on these local Vancouver area stories,
along with those links, go to vancouverrundown
.substack. .com.