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The Japanese yen dropped dramatically below 163 per U.S. dollar, hitting a low unseen since 1986. Traders believe the government to step in promptly to calm the market. Rumors say officials may move against the slide to prevent further decline. Meanwhile, a messy landslide near Victoria, B.C. came back in a repeat event. People in Colwood say the land has historically been shaky. In Calgary, a comedian held a concluding slide show targeted at teens after the Thunder Run incident. The event ended a community series that formerly honored previous accidents.