35-Yr-Old Victim Seriously Injured In Targeted Shooting In Surrey, B.C.

The Canadian Press, 16 Jul, 2018 11:42 AM

SURREY, B.C. — A 35-year-old man is recovering in hospital from serious injuries following the latest targeted shooting in Surrey, B.C.

RCMP say the man was in a home in a Guildford neighbourhood at about 10:45 Sunday night when he was attacked.

Police say it was a "targeted, isolated occurrence," and there is no risk to public safety.

They have not released a possible motive for the shooting or if any suspects have been identified.

An investigation is continuing.

Thousands of Surrey residents rallied last month to protest recent targeted attacks in the city, including the murders of 16-year-old Jason Jhutty and 17-year-old Jesse Bhangal.

Prev Next

MORE National ARTICLES

Ferry Service Resumes But No Power For Thousands Of Vancouver Island Customers

Ferry service has resumed on two routes between Tsawwassen and Vancouver Island after high winds cancelled sailings on Monday.

Ferry Service Resumes But No Power For Thousands Of Vancouver Island Customers

Amid Complaints, Quebec Town Forbids Nudity In Pool Locker Rooms

A Montreal-area town has decided to forbid all nudity in the locker rooms of its municipal pools — a level of discretion that has one man wondering if it doesn't go too far.

Amid Complaints, Quebec Town Forbids Nudity In Pool Locker Rooms

Justin Trudeau Raises Concerns With Rodrigo Duterte Over Bloody Drug War In The Philippines

Speaking to reporters in Manila after a summit of Southeast Asian countries, Trudeau says he told Duterte about the need for the rule of law in the Philippines.

Justin Trudeau Raises Concerns With Rodrigo Duterte Over Bloody Drug War In The Philippines

Filipinos Urge Justin Trudeau To Take Out Canadian Trash Still Festering In Manila

The household waste, which includes soiled diapers, has been rotting in about 100 shipping containers at the port for four years.

Filipinos Urge Justin Trudeau To Take Out Canadian Trash Still Festering In Manila

3 Missing Chinese Students, Believed To Be Victims Of Ransom Scam, Found: Police

Police say three people believed to be victims of a scam targeting Chinese students have been located.

3 Missing Chinese Students, Believed To Be Victims Of Ransom Scam, Found: Police

N.S. Retiree Cites 'Vulgar' Government Ads In Bid To Get Licence Plate Back

The provincial government withdrew Lorne Grabher's licence plate — it reads simply, "Grabher" — after officials agreed with a complainant that it was a "socially unacceptable slogan."