Friday, June 19, 2026
ADVT 
National

Burnaby RCMP Investigating Shooting Incident, Believed To Be Targeted

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 27 Oct, 2016 01:12 PM
    On October 26, 2016, shortly after 1 a.m., Burnaby RCMP received multiple calls of shots fired in the 6000 block of Broadway in Burnaby. Upon attendance, police located a vehicle partially lodged inside a residence at the intersection of Broadway and Fell Avenue. 
     
    The lone occupant of the vehicle was transported to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
     
    Early indications are that the victim, aged 43, was shot in what appears to be a targeted incident. The victim is well known to police and is affiliated with an organized crime group. No one has been arrested in relation to this incident.
     
    Occupants of the home were not injured as a result of this incident, but were severely shaken.
     
    We are satisfied with the progress we are making on this investigation thus far, says Sgt. Annie Linteau, Media Relations Officer, Lower Mainland District. A number of police resources will continue to look at a possible motive for this incident and look at who could potentially be involved.
     
    The Burnaby RCMP Serious Crime Unit are continuing their investigation and are mindful of other violent incidents that have recently taken place in the Lower Mainland. Burnaby investigators have been in contact with investigators from the Langley RCMP, IHIT and the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit to share information and look at possible connections between these incidents.
     
    Burnaby RCMP are asking anyone who may have any information about this incident to contact the Burnaby RCMP at 604-294-7922.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Out-Of-Control Semi On Coquihalla Highway Causes Multi-Car Collision And Injuries

    Out-Of-Control Semi On Coquihalla Highway Causes Multi-Car Collision And Injuries
     One Person With Serious But Non-life Threatening Injuries Was Airlifted To Hospital Following The Crash On The Coquihalla Highway, Between Hope And Merritt, B.C. 

    Out-Of-Control Semi On Coquihalla Highway Causes Multi-Car Collision And Injuries

    Meet South Asian Grand Marshals Of Toronto, Montreal, And Vancouver Pride Parades This Year

    Meet South Asian Grand Marshals Of Toronto, Montreal, And Vancouver Pride Parades This Year
    Below is a brief biography of the three South Asian Grand Marshals this year.

    Meet South Asian Grand Marshals Of Toronto, Montreal, And Vancouver Pride Parades This Year

    79-Year-Old Ontario Woman Got Lost On Solo Hike In Alaska But Walked To Safety

    79-Year-Old Ontario Woman Got Lost On Solo Hike In Alaska But Walked To Safety
    JUNEAU, Alaska — A 79-year-old Ontario woman got lost on a solo hike near an Alaska glacier and spent a night in the forest without camping gear but walked to safety the next day.

    79-Year-Old Ontario Woman Got Lost On Solo Hike In Alaska But Walked To Safety

    Transit Police Restrain Man In Violent Incident At Burnaby Station, Chief Commends Injured Officer

    Transit Police Restrain Man In Violent Incident At Burnaby Station, Chief Commends Injured Officer
    New Westminster – Metro Vancouver Transit Police Chief Doug LePard has commended two of his officers for showing compassion and restraint in an extremely difficult, violent situation.

    Transit Police Restrain Man In Violent Incident At Burnaby Station, Chief Commends Injured Officer

    Ontario's Gender-Neutral Health Cards Can't Be Used In Passport Applications

    Ontario's Gender-Neutral Health Cards Can't Be Used In Passport Applications
    TORONTO — Ontario is scrambling to work out a deal with the federal government after learning its new gender-neutral health cards cannot be used to obtain a passport.

    Ontario's Gender-Neutral Health Cards Can't Be Used In Passport Applications

    Full-time Work Takes Big Hit As Canada Loses 31,200 Net Jobs In July

    Full-time Work Takes Big Hit As Canada Loses 31,200 Net Jobs In July
    OTTAWA — The Canadian labour market lost 31,200 net jobs last month as the country suffered its biggest one-month drop in full-time work in nearly five years, Statistics Canada said Friday.

    Full-time Work Takes Big Hit As Canada Loses 31,200 Net Jobs In July