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I'm Julian Marshall.
And we begin today in the western Canadian port city of Vancouver,
where nine people have died and many more have been injured after a car,
driven at high speed,
ploughed into a crowd attending a Filipino street festival celebrating Lapu-Lapu Day.
Police say they arrested the driver at the scene,
but they're not treating the incident as an act of terrorism.
Vancouver's interim police chief is Steve Rye.
A lone suspect, subject male with one vehicle, drove through a crowded community event.