Vancouver Rundown Monday February 10, 2025

Feb 10, 2025

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Donald Trump is going ahead with his 25 per cent tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. The U.S. president is using a Monday announcement to green light the first of his tariffs on Canadian imports. He also says he’ll impose extra penalties on any countries that reciprocate. The aluminum smelter in Kitimat is a major exporter to the States. Canada and Mexico continue to prepare for what will likely be tariffs on all goods in three week’s time.

Other news…

A residential area near Fraser Highway and 184 Street was blocked off Sunday afternoon due to a police incident. The Independent Investigations Office is looking into the case but no information was released on Sunday. PHOTO Bruce Claggett Vancouver Rundown

Breaking News: The Independent Investigations Office has been called-in after the police shooting death of what Vancouver Rundown has learned is a young person in Surrey’s Clayton Heights neighbourhood. A residential block near 184 Street and Fraser Highway was blocked off Sunday afternoon. The IIO says police shot the person after getting reports of someone with a weapon at an elementary school at that location. However, the nearest elementary school is more than five blocks away. Police and the IIO have made no reference to the person’s age, circumstances or whether any weapon was actually being carried.

Seven people including at least one young child have been injured in a Sunday crash that closed the Sea-to-Sky Highway near Britannia Beach. That crash involved at least three vehicles and resulted in a six hour closure. Cause of the crash remains unclear.

An impaired driver has been arrested after a pedestrian was struck and killed in Abbotsford. It happened early Sunday morning near Harris and Ross Roads. The driver remained at the scene.

Sunny with gusty winds on Monday. Sunshine for Tuesday and Wednesday - highs of 3C. Here are the latest conditions from our private weather station in Surrey.