Tsawwassen Mills
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Oct 1, 2026
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There were people screaming, and there was EMS trying to help people on the ground.
Jessica ChungCORRESPONDENT
Delta Police confirmed that a vehicle struck four pedestrians in the parking lot of the Tsawwassen Mills Mall, killing two people.
Jessica ChungCORRESPONDENT
Two others were rushed to hospital.
Jessica ChungCORRESPONDENT
Police say they believe the driver involved may have suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash.
Nora LoretoHOST
Ian Jacques with The Delta Optimist notes that the elders were beloved, and police say that the crash was triggered by a medical emergency.
Nora LoretoHOST
It happened at the Tsawwassen Mills Shopping Center on the National Day of Action for Truth and Reconciliation.
Nora LoretoHOST
Two other pedestrians were also hit.
Nora LoretoHOST
The crash brought an end to the ceremony that was being held in Tsawwassen to recognize the National Day of Action.
Viraj DaveHOST
[outro music] Members of British Columbia's Tsawwassen First Nation lined the road, drummed and chanted as the bodies of two elders were taken away outside a shopping center south of Vancouver.
Viraj DaveHOST
Two elders were killed and two others were injured when they were struck by a pickup truck outside the Tsawwassen Mills mall as others were walking to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Viraj DaveHOST
Delta police believe the tragedy was set off by a medical emergency involving the truck's driver.
Viraj DaveHOST
Premier David Eby extended his sympathies from a separate ceremony in Kamloops.
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And thankfully, police have confirmed it was not connected to a National Truth and Reconciliation Day event taking place nearby.
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The incident occurred in a parking lot at Tsawwassen Mills on Six First Nation land shortly before ten-thirty AM, striking four pedestrians.
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Investigators believe the driver may have suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash.
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Initial concerns arose that the collision was intentional, given it happened during a community walk and ceremony hosted by Tsawwassen First Nation.
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In provincial news, a tragic collision near Delta Wednesday has left two people dead and two others injured, and thankfully, police have confirmed it was not connected to a National Truth and Reconciliation Day event taking place nearby.
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The incident occurred in a parking lot at Tsawwassen Mills on Tsesocs First Nation land shortly before ten thirty AM, striking four pedestrians.
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Investigators believe the driver may have suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash.
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Initial concerns arose that the collision was intentional, given it happened during a community walk and ceremony hosted by Tsawwassen First Nation.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
A tragedy has cast a heavy shadow over the commemorations marking the sixth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
Two people were killed and two others injured after a vehicle struck pedestrians outside the Tsawwassen Mills Mall in British Columbia.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
Police confirm that the crash was an accident unrelated to a nearby commemoration walk.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
We will have more on that developing story soon, but first we go to Rafi Bujicanyin in Ottawa, who reports from a gathering on Parliament Hill, where residential school survivors shared their stories.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
Police say the driver may have experienced a medical emergency just before the collision.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
The CBC's Georgie Smythe has more from the scene.
Georgie SmytheCORRESPONDENT
Police in Delta have been expanding their investigation outside Tsawwassen Mills, a shopping center and outlet mall.
Georgie SmytheCORRESPONDENT
Items are scattered across the sidewalk in front of one of the entrances.
Neil KumarHOST
Georgie Smythe has more from the scene.
Georgie SmytheCORRESPONDENT
Police in Delta have been expanding their investigation outside Tsawwassen Mills, a shopping center and outlet mall.
Georgie SmytheCORRESPONDENT
Items are scattered across the sidewalk in front of one of the entrances.
Georgie SmytheCORRESPONDENT
Things like shoes, clothing, bags, and medical equipment like gloves and first aid kits are now part of the scene here.