It has been a chaotic Christmas for a lot of vacationers throughout the nation, together with one light passenger who was separated from their household and stranded at Vancouver’s airport.
However a spokesperson for Vancouver Worldwide Airport says the saga of Bunbun the stuffed rabbit has a contented ending, with the toy now on its method again to its younger proprietor.
Bunbun’s story went viral after Alberta Senator Paula Simons tweeted a photograph of the rabbit she stated was discovered by her daughter at YVR on Dec. 20.
Simons’ daughter Celia Taylor says she dropped off the bunny at visitor providers.
Three days later, a lady responded to Simons on Twitter to declare that Bunbun belonged to her toddler son, sharing pictures of the pair collectively and a boarding go as proof.
YVR’s spokesperson says the airport reached out to the lady, and on Tuesday Bunbun was despatched to the household in Edmonton, the place they’re visiting from New Zealand.
Simons says she is glad the story has a contented ending.
“I knew everybody on the airport had one of many worst days. I used to be actually touched that with every thing that they had occurring, with a lot stress, the airport form of took on this problem,” Simons stated.
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Taylor, whose two flights from Vancouver to Edmonton had been canceled twice final week, stated airport staff deserve credit score for dealing with the journey chaos at YVR brought on by final week’s heavy snowfall.
“All of them did much more than I did to get one bunny to the ultimate spherical,” Taylor stated.
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