Heavy winds on Friday night were responsible for knocking down trees and sending branches and debris flying.
The northwesterly winds were measuring between 70 and 90 km/h, with the highest readings coming along the coastline. An alert from Environment Canada says people should be cautious of objects that may be blown around, such as tree branches or other loose items outdoors.
The environment agency noted there could also be thunderstorms, but added that the high winds should settle down overnight. Much of the Lower Mainland is also being hit by the high gusts, along with the Sunshine Coast and the east coast of Vancouver Island.
