Tuesday, June 30, 2026
ADVT 
National

Surrey Truck Driver Injured In Explosion

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 09 Dec, 2016 12:52 PM
    Surrey RCMP is currently investigating a suspicious occurrence involving a single vehicle in the Cloverdale area of Surrey.
     
    On December 5th, Surrey RCMP was called after damage to a single vehicle was believed to be suspicious. Initially, a vehicle near 184th Street and 60th Avenue experienced a significant malfunction believed to be mechanical in nature.
     
    It was later discovered that the damage to the single vehicle was possibly caused by a localized explosion.
     
    The investigation is now being led by the Surrey RCMP’s Serious Crime Unit with help from the Integrated Forensic Identification Service and the Explosive Disposal Unit.
     
    Police continue to examine the vehicle and have returned to the area where the damage initially occurred to conduct another search for evidence and determine the cause of the incident after the recent heavy snow fall. Officers will be canvassing the surrounding area for surveillance video and any potential witnesses who may have seen something suspicious.
     
    Anyone with more information is asked to contact the Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502 or Crime Stoppers, if they wish to remain anonymous, at 1-800-222-TIPS or www.solvecrime.ca. 

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Ontario Eyeing U.S. Investigation As It Moves To Test Driverless Cars

    Ontario Eyeing U.S. Investigation As It Moves To Test Driverless Cars
    Ontario's ministry of transportation says it's keeping a close eye on an investigation launched last week by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration into a Florida collision between a Tesla Model S and a transport truck.

    Ontario Eyeing U.S. Investigation As It Moves To Test Driverless Cars

    Canada Post Drops Lockout Threat Sunday As Talks Continue With Its Workers

    Canada Post Drops Lockout Threat Sunday As Talks Continue With Its Workers
    Canada Post issued a brief statement that said it had withdrawn its lockout notice "which will allow both parties to focus their efforts on serious negotiations."

    Canada Post Drops Lockout Threat Sunday As Talks Continue With Its Workers

    Flock Of Sheep Take Over Landscaping Duties In Montreal Park For The Summer

    Flock Of Sheep Take Over Landscaping Duties In Montreal Park For The Summer
    MONTREAL — A Montreal park has a new lawn maintenance crew for the summer, and they're a pretty woolly bunch.

    Flock Of Sheep Take Over Landscaping Duties In Montreal Park For The Summer

    'A Systemic Problem': Black Man Stopped By Police After Reading On Wharf In New Brunswick

    'A Systemic Problem': Black Man Stopped By Police After Reading On Wharf In New Brunswick
    Louizandre Dauphin says he was just looking for a quiet place to spend a few hours reading when he parked his car near a wharf in northeastern New Brunswick.

    'A Systemic Problem': Black Man Stopped By Police After Reading On Wharf In New Brunswick

    Police To Hold Update: One-year Anniversary Of Winnipeg Woman's Disappearance

    Police To Hold Update: One-year Anniversary Of Winnipeg Woman's Disappearance
    Thelma Krull was last seen the morning of July 11 after she left her home in the city's northeast to go for a walk.

    Police To Hold Update: One-year Anniversary Of Winnipeg Woman's Disappearance

    First Pride March In Steinbach, Man., Draws Thousands

    First Pride March In Steinbach, Man., Draws Thousands
    "I expose my life so that others can know that they are not alone … they too deserve a happy, fulfilling life," said Tyrone Hofer before a cheering crowd.

    First Pride March In Steinbach, Man., Draws Thousands