Mudslide Forces Evacuation in North Coquitlam

0:00It's March 25th. You're listening to Vancouver News today, AI-powered local news. Clean-up crews in North Coquitlam have carved a path through a massive mudslide that buried a key road last Thursday, but homes in the area are still. Off limits until experts finish a safety check. The slide forced the helicopter evacuation of eight people from four homes after mud and debris slammed into at least one property and blocked the only way in or out. Earlier this week, heavy rain paused the cleanup efforts, though officials expect the geotechnical report within the next couple of days to guide when. Residents can return and reveal more about the risks. Local business owners nearby feel fortunate, as a protective berm spared their site for major damage despite the intense downpour of 300. 20 millimeters over four days in a creek bed prone to smaller slides. Meanwhile, power remains out for 15 homes as crews await clearance, while the uphill water

1:00treatment plan keeps running smoothly with pipes. Intact and experts link these events to worsening atmospheric rivers, bringing heavier rains to British Columbia.