The episode begins with a report on a hiking accident on Brunswick Mountain near Lyons Bay, where two hikers were injured, one critically, after sliding down a treacherous area on Saturday. A group of 14 hikers was involved, and Lyons Bay Search and Rescue, along with North Shore Rescue, used two helicopters to bring the hikers to safety. A doctor provided advanced medical care on the scene before the injured were hoisted. The news then shifts to Surrey, where one person has been arrested after a man died of unspecified injuries east of Wally late Saturday morning. Surrey Police stated the man could not be revived by paramedics who arrived on Foxglove Drive at around 11:15 AM, and homicide investigators are working to determine the circumstances. Another story from Surrey involves extortion crimes targeting international students. Mukham Singh Malik, with Surrey's Public Safety Committee, told the Vancouver Sun that recruiters are offering students about $10,000 to carry out extortion crimes. Surrey Police claim there have been no violent extortion crimes in March, but many violent crimes have not been classified by the same police force. The episode also covers a transportation issue, with I-5 south of Bellingham closed after a mudslide on Thursday evening. Crews are removing rocks, trees, and mud, forcing drivers between the Canadian border and Mount Vernon to take detours. Close to 3,000 cubic yards of debris came down on the freeway near Milepost. The episode concludes with a weather forecast, predicting a mix of sun and cloud for Monday and rain for Tuesday and Wednesday.
