Tuesday, December 30, 2025
ADVT 
National

Two Men Killed In East Vancouver Shooting

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 10 Mar, 2017 11:09 AM
    VANCOUVER — A shooting in East Vancouver has left two men dead.
     
    Police say they responded to a report of gunfire (in the area of East 31st Avenue and Inverness Street) around 9:30 Thursday evening.
     
    Officers found a vehicle about a block away with two men who had been shot.
     
    A 49-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene and a 32-year-old man was critically injured.
     
    Police say the second man died in hospital early the next morning.
     
     
    The 49 and 32-year-old victims were both well known to Vancouver police, says Staff Sgt. Randy Fincham. Their names have not been released.
     
    Fincham said investigators are trying to track down known associates and are probing potential gang connections.
     
    The neighbourhood where the shooting occurred is "extremely quiet," said Fincham, although there has been previous violence in the area.
     
    "This is extremely concerning to us, and should be extremely concerning to the community as well, to have this level of violence," he told reporters.
     
    No arrests have been made and officers with both the major crime section and the gang unit are investigating.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Woman Hospitalized, 2 Men Arrested After Stolen Pickup Truck Crash In Vancouver

    Woman Hospitalized, 2 Men Arrested After Stolen Pickup Truck Crash In Vancouver
    Vancouver Police continue to investigate a stolen pickup truck that snarled traffic at Granville Street and West 16th Avenue early this morning.

    Woman Hospitalized, 2 Men Arrested After Stolen Pickup Truck Crash In Vancouver

    B.C., Yukon Spent More Than $1Million On Royal Tour; Overall Cost Likely More Than $3Million

    B.C., Yukon Spent More Than $1Million On Royal Tour; Overall Cost Likely More Than $3Million
    The Canadian government has yet to announce its final bill. But the RCMP has said it spent $2 million and the federal government's budget estimate is $855,600, bringing the likely overall cost of the visit to more than $3.8 million.

    B.C., Yukon Spent More Than $1Million On Royal Tour; Overall Cost Likely More Than $3Million

    Two Hamilton Men Facing Conspiracy To Commit Murder Charges In Richmond, B.C.

    Police have laid charges against two men from Hamilton after investigating the attempted murder of a man in Richmond, B.C., and the conspiracy to commit the murder of an unknown person in 2015.

    Two Hamilton Men Facing Conspiracy To Commit Murder Charges In Richmond, B.C.

    B.C. Liberals Report Donations In 'Real Time,' Raise $12.3 Million In 2016

    The Election Act filing deadline for 2016 donations is March 31, but the figures were released in what the party said is a voluntary move to improve transparency and accountability.

    B.C. Liberals Report Donations In 'Real Time,' Raise $12.3 Million In 2016

    Family Says Brain Of Recently Deceased Rodeo Champion To Be Donated To Research

    Family Says Brain Of Recently Deceased Rodeo Champion To Be Donated To Research
    Ty Pozzobon, 25, died in his hometown of Merritt, B.C, and local RCMP have said they didn't consider his death suspicious.

    Family Says Brain Of Recently Deceased Rodeo Champion To Be Donated To Research

    No Cars In River After Train Derails Near Ashcroft, B.C.: CP Railway

    No Cars In River After Train Derails Near Ashcroft, B.C.: CP Railway
     Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. says no coal cars ended up in the Thompson River near Ashcroft, B.C., after a train derailed Thursday afternoon but some coal did get into the water.

    No Cars In River After Train Derails Near Ashcroft, B.C.: CP Railway