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Vancouver: ‘Foolish’ SkyTrain ‘surfer’ fined $115 for riding between train cars

October 18, 2019 Administrator

By Simon Little, Global News; October 18, 2019 Metro Vancouver Transit Police say a man was fined Thursday after being…

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