Tuesday, February 10, 2026
ADVT 
National

Frantic Call Summons Police During Attack In Vancouver Island Home

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 19 Nov, 2015 01:07 PM
    QUALICUM BEACH, B.C. — A couple in their 70s and a 46-year-old suspect have all been rushed to hospital with severe injuries in the wake of an attack in a Vancouver Island home.
     
    Oceanside RCMP rushed to the Qualicum Beach, B.C., home just after 7 p.m. Wednesday.
     
    An unidentified caller in the house reported several assaults were underway as officers responded and police found the 72-year-old woman and 76-year-old man with critical injuries as they arrived.
     
     
    The suspect was also in the house suffering from what are believed to be self-inflicted wounds, although investigators have not described the weapon used by the attacker.
     
    Mounties say the three people are known to each other, but a motive for the assaults has not been released.
     
    The Independent Investigations Office has been contacted because the 911 call was underway while the attacks were continuing and the IIO must be informed if police are involved when a serious injury occurs.  

    MORE National ARTICLES

    B.C. Minister Condemns Discrimination Against Indo-Canadian Vets

    B.C. Minister Condemns Discrimination Against Indo-Canadian Vets
    A Canadian minister has condemned discrimination against Indian-Canadian vets who recently won a decade-long human rights case against the Veterinary Medical Association in British Columbia province, Canada.

    B.C. Minister Condemns Discrimination Against Indo-Canadian Vets

    Canadian Leaders Hail Sikhs Living In British Columbia

    Canadian Leaders Hail Sikhs Living In British Columbia
    Guru Nanak challenged inequality and was ahead of his time in declaring all of humanity as being equal, a lesson we should still heed today

    Canadian Leaders Hail Sikhs Living In British Columbia

    Balsillie Fears TPP Could Cost Canada Billions And Become Worst-Ever Policy Move

    Balsillie Fears TPP Could Cost Canada Billions And Become Worst-Ever Policy Move
    Jim Balsillie warns that provisions tucked into the Trans-Pacific Partnership could cost Canada hundreds of billions of dollars — and eventually make  signing it the worst public policy decision in the country's history.

    Balsillie Fears TPP Could Cost Canada Billions And Become Worst-Ever Policy Move

    Air Baltic Will Be The First Commercial Airline To Operate Bombardier CSeries

    Air Baltic Will Be The First Commercial Airline To Operate Bombardier CSeries
    The Latvian national airline has 13 firm orders for the CS300 and retains options for seven others, Bombardier said in a news release.

    Air Baltic Will Be The First Commercial Airline To Operate Bombardier CSeries

    B.C. NDP Leader John Horgan Receives Strong Vote Of Confidence

    Ninety-five per cent of the ballots cast supported Horgan's continued leadership.

    B.C. NDP Leader John Horgan Receives Strong Vote Of Confidence

    B.C. Documents On Highway Of Tears Open Wounds As Missing-Women Inquiry Looms

    B.C. Documents On Highway Of Tears Open Wounds As Missing-Women Inquiry Looms
    VICTORIA — The small British Columbia Cheslatta Carrier Nation has a decades-long anguished relationship with Highway 16, or the so-called Highway of Tears.

    B.C. Documents On Highway Of Tears Open Wounds As Missing-Women Inquiry Looms