Injured victim dies following crash at Tsawwassen Mills on Truth and Reconciliation Day: police | CBC News
Delta police say another victim has died as a result of the vehicle crash at Tsawwassen Mills mall on Sept. 30.
Two other people were declared dead at the scene, where a house pole raising event had been taking place following a Truth and Reconciliation Day walk hosted by Tsawwassen First Nation.
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The two people killed the day of the crash were Tsawwassen First Nation elders Virginia Splockton and wilapiya (Barb Joe).
"Our thoughts remain with the victims families and loved ones, and with everyone affected by this tragedy," Delta police said.
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- Delta police say another victim has died as a result of the vehicle crash at Tsawwassen Mills mall on Sept. 30.
- Two other people were declared dead at the scene, where a house pole raising event had been taking place following a Truth and Reconciliation Day walk hosted by Tsawwassen First Nation.
- More updates from police needed on TRC day fatal collision investigation, says law professor
- The two people killed the day of the crash were Tsawwassen First Nation elders Virginia Splockton and wilapiya (Barb Joe).
- "Our thoughts remain with the victims families and loved ones, and with everyone affected by this tragedy," Delta police said.