Vancouver Rundown Monday March 2, 2026

Vancouver went down for Monday, March 2nd, 2026. Officials at the Indian Consulate in Vancouver

have now been linked to the June 2023 murder of Hardeeb Singh Nijar outside Suri's

Gubu Nanak Sik Temple. The Globe and Mail reports Canadian National Security officers

have been presented with that evidence. Nijar was active in campaigning for a separate sick

homeland, Prime Minister Markarni is currently in India trying to restore relations between

Canada and the Modi government. Other news, thousands of Iranian Canadians have held weekend

rallies in Vancouver in support of democracy in their homeland, following the killing of

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kamani. The largest rally took place Saturday at David Lampark

and lasted for hours. Meanwhile, those outside the Vancouver Art Gallery called for a democratic

republic instead of another monarchy. So far, US President Donald Trump has not answered

reported questions about the operation conducted jointly with Israeli forces. Three American

servicemembers have been killed during retaliatory action. A pedestrian is dead after being struck

by a train in mission. Vancouver rundown has learned it happened at around 12.45 Sunday afternoon.

At the tracks south of Highway 7 in downtown mission, no information has been released by the RCMP.

A hazardous fuel response is now underway following Saturday's crash of a small plane in Delta's

Burns Bogg. Containment booms have been set up. The plane was carrying about the same amount of fuel

as in a compact car. The pilot suffered only minor injuries when it crashed in a muddy area near

Highway 17 and 80th Avenue. The forecast calling for mostly sunshine for Monday, rain for Tuesday,

showers on Wednesday. For all the details on these local Vancouver area stories along with those

links, go to Vancouver rundown.substac.com