{
  "instagram": {
    "id": "Dcun4gBB6JU",
    "url": "https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dcun4gBB6JU/",
    "uploader": "Orianna Lacey",
    "channel": "vancouveryachtlife",
    "caption": "This fire does not look to be started by any boat in the marina, but rather the actual neighbouring Edgewater Casino.\n\nPlease Note: Vancouver Yacht Life’s marina is further up the creek safe and sound.\n\nA serious reminder to everyone in the boating and yachting community: safety, proper vessel maintenance, fire-prevention systems, inspections, and adequate marine insurance are not optional details—they are part of responsible ownership.\n\nMarinas place vessels, neighbouring boats, staff, first responders, and the public in very close proximity, which means one incident can escalate quickly. Owners should regularly review electrical systems, fuel systems, shore-power connections, extinguishers, alarms, emergency procedures, and insurance coverage to make sure both their vessel and the people around them are protected.\n\nBoating is an incredible privilege, but it comes with a responsibility to operate, maintain, and insure vessels properly.",
    "duration": null
  },
  "visible_frame": {
    "overlay": "7:45 PM Monday aug 31st if you have a boat in this marina get it out now.",
    "scene": "False Creek marina/Plaza of Nations area, flames and smoke near waterfront building with moored boats nearby"
  },
  "reported_facts": [
    {
      "source": "CityNews Vancouver",
      "fact": "VPD told CityNews the Aug. 31 Plaza of Nations fire was believed to be suspected arson by an unknown individual allegedly starting the fire outside the building; no injuries; building unoccupied; VFRS said exterior fire extinguished quickly."
    },
    {
      "source": "CBC/Yahoo mirror",
      "fact": "Photos/videos began circulating around 7:40 p.m. PT; acting assistant fire chief Ryan Cameron said crews quickly got water on the fire just after 8:10 p.m.; five heavy apparatuses and an airline support unit responded; no one inside."
    },
    {
      "source": "Vancouver Fire Rescue Services page",
      "fact": "VFRS provides fire suppression, marine response, hazardous-materials response, technical rescue, inspections and public education."
    },
    {
      "source": "Transport Canada Safe Boating Guide / Small Vessel Regulations",
      "fact": "Pleasure-craft fire extinguisher requirements depend on size/equipment; fire extinguishers must be appropriate and accessible; larger vessels have added firefighting equipment requirements."
    }
  ],
  "evidence_labels": {
    "source_of_fire": "Suspected arson per VPD/CityNews; investigation ongoing",
    "boat_or_marina_origin": "Not confirmed by official records retrieved; Reel caption says it did not look boat-started",
    "public_safety": "Use 911 for immediate risk; city fire/VFRS and police are official incident sources"
  }
}