Vancouver rundown for Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
Two Surrey police officers are hurt after crashing
their cruiser and a suspect remains at large
following an injury shooting west of Wally Sunday
evening. Police say the suspect fired multiple
rounds at a home on 101B Avenue just after 9
p .m. A woman is expected to recover after being
hit. Police admit two officers were hurt after
their cruiser hit another vehicle while responding
to the scene with lights and siren on. Police
are not saying whether this latest incident is
related to any ongoing extortion investigation.
Other news, Vancouver will restrict street vendors,
performers and some advertisers during the two
months of World Cup soccer. Ticket enforcement
will also be ramped up with fines ranging from
$250 to $1 ,000, but temporary bylaw changes
will loosen some noise restrictions. The changes
will be in effect between May 13th and July 20th
during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Conservation
officers have now captured a second grizzly.
possibly responsible for the attack on close
to a dozen people in Balakula last Thursday.
The bear will be relocated and tracked. Three
students and a teacher were injured in the bear
attack that happened just outside the community.
The provincial government has announced changes
to rules to help support involuntary care workers.
The move is intended to legally protect mental
health care professionals. Involuntary care is
meant to provide psychiatric help to those in
need. The forecast is calling for drizzle for
Tuesday morning, rain in the afternoon, clouds
and showers on Wednesday, rain and wind for Thursday.
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