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Three strangers stabbed minutes apart in downtown Vancouver
Three random stabbings in Vancouver on Monday night left three victims, aged 32 to 41, injured. The suspect, who was arrested, is not known to the victims. Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim expressed deep concern and emphasized the city’s commitment to safety. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Vancouver Police Major Crime Section.
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CTV News Vancouver
Police identify women found dead in English Bay, say cases are not connected
Police in Vancouver have identified two women found dead on beaches, one at Sunset Beach and the other near Kitsilano Yacht Club. The deaths are not believed to be connected, and the women’s identities have been disclosed to their families. The cause of death for the woman at Sunset Beach remains unknown, while the woman near Kits Beach is not suspected to be a victim of a crime. Investigations are ongoing.
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Times Colonist
Image of woman taking girl’s homemade bracelets from front porch caught on video
Police released surveillance images of a woman stealing handmade bracelets from an 11-year-old girl’s home in Langford. The woman was caught on video taking about 40 bracelets worth $15 each. The theft occurred while the girl and a parent briefly went inside their residence. West Shore RCMP is seeking information on the suspect. Watch the video at https://youtu.be/CBBgSILsezc. Contact 250-474-2264 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS with tips.
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Sooke News Mirror
Even Vancouver Islanders feeling effects of wildfire situation Eby
B.C. Premier David Eby acknowledges the challenging wildfire season ahead, especially concerning for Vancouver Island. Lessons from last year implemented, with increased equipment and better coordination between urban and wildfire forces. Recent crisis in Alberta prompted swift action and support from B.C. crews. Eby emphasizes collaboration among provinces in times of need.
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CTV News Vancouver
Wildfire spreads on southern Vancouver Island amid ‘challenging’ terrain
An out-of-control wildfire on southern Vancouver Island has grown to 50 hectares near Victoria. The fire started at 3 hectares, believed to be human-caused, and spread rapidly, prompting evacuations and closure of the Sooke Potholes Regional Park. Firefighters are battling the blaze with air and ground support. Over 360 wildfires are burning in the province, with more than 70 new ones in the last day.