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Vancouver Police Chief: "This is the darkest day in our city's history"
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April 27, 2025
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1:16Now PlayingThe youngest victim of an attack on a festival, killed when a madman sped through a packed Canadian street fair, was just five years old, police revealed in the first disclosure about the victims.
Eleven people were killed in the Saturday massacre at the Lapu Lapu Day Block Party in Vancouver, with the oldest victim being 65, Police Chief Steve Rai told reporters in an update Sunday afternoon.
Some victims still “have not yet been identified,” Rai said.
“Dozens” more were also injured, “some critically,” the chief added, after previously explaining the death toll could continue to rise in the coming days.
The suspect believed to be behind the attack – a 30-year-old male – is in custody, and was “known” to police after a “significant” number of interactions stemming from alarming mental health incidents.
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