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Breaking News: Thousands of people in parts of the U.S. Pacific Northwest and southwestern B.C., including Metro Vancouver, have reported seeing a flash of light and/or hearing a large boom. Those on social media say they heard or saw something at around 9:10 p.m. Tuesday evening - local amateur sky watchers say it may have been a meteor. It’s shown up on area seismographs. Nothing has been officially confirmed.
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Vancouver Rundown — Vancouver Rundown Wednesday March 4, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
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Nothing has been officially confirmed. Other news. A coroner's inquest is now being called into the February 10th mass shooting in Tumblr Ridge that left 8 people dead plus the shooter. B.C. Chief Coroner, Dr. Jettender Bade 1, says an inquest will provide an open, independent forum to examine the circumstances behind the deaths. The inquest will likely start as soon as the RCMP investigation wraps up. A woman is being treated for serious burns after a fire in a trailer near Fraser Highway and Ross Road in Abbasford. Police spotted the smoke from Fraser Highway early Monday evening before finding a trailer fully engulfed in flames. The 68-year-old was rushed to the VGH Burn Unit by air ambulance. There's no word on the cause of the fire. Lockout notice has been served by management at the Fraser Valley Regional Library,
meaning branches from Delta to Boston Bar will likely be closed as of Friday morning. Degotiation is evolving close to 300 library staff, represented by QP1698, have failed to reach any deal. The contract expired last June. No talks have taken place since November. The forecast calling for rain and some gusty wind on Wednesday, clouds and showers on Thursday, rain for Friday. For all the details on these local Vancouver area stories, along with those links, go to VancouverRundown.substac.com.
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