An Arizona man who tripped and fell on a Vancouver trail in 2021 will receive $500,000 from the city in an injury settlement finalized Monday night.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver to pay $500K to man hurt in fall on Waterfront Renaissance Trail
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