Close X
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
ADVT 
National

Impaired Driving Charge Laid In 2018 Crash In Delta, B.C., That Killed Teen

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 21 Aug, 2019 07:00 PM

    DELTA, B.C. - Charges have been laid against a British Columbia man following a crash more than a year ago that killed one young woman and injured another.

     

    RCMP say Burnaby's Chao Chen faces two charges, including impaired driving causing death, related to the June 2018 collision that killed 19-year-old Olivia Malcolm.

     

    Charges were laid last week and Chen, who is 44, was released on several conditions, including an order to return to court in Surrey on Sept. 24.

     

    Malcolm and her 20-year-old friend were standing behind their vehicle, which was parked off the shoulder of Highway 17A in Delta, when they were hit from behind by a Jeep.

     

    Malcolm died at the scene.

     

    She was remembered as a prominent member of the local lacrosse community and an online funding campaign raised more than $100,000 for a bursary to support post-secondary education.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Toronto Activist Calling On Federal Parties To Nominate More Black Candidates

    Toronto Activist Calling On Federal Parties To Nominate More Black Candidates
    A Toronto-based activist is calling on Canada's political parties to nominate more black candidates in winnable ridings in this fall's federal election in order to enhance the chances the community is better represented in the next Parliament.

    Toronto Activist Calling On Federal Parties To Nominate More Black Candidates

    Ottawa Announces $1.75B To Compensate Dairy Farmers For Impact Of Trade Deals

    Ottawa Announces $1.75B To Compensate Dairy Farmers For Impact Of Trade Deals
    Canada's approximately 11,000 dairy producers, about half of whom are in Quebec, will receive the money over eight years, with $345 million to be distributed this year.

    Ottawa Announces $1.75B To Compensate Dairy Farmers For Impact Of Trade Deals

    Power Cut When Minor Earthquake Shakes Southeastern Saskatchewan

    Power Cut When Minor Earthquake Shakes  Southeastern Saskatchewan
    The United States Geological Survey confirms the 4.1-magnitude quake happened 17 kilometres east of Esterhazy around 8:30 p.m.

    Power Cut When Minor Earthquake Shakes Southeastern Saskatchewan

    Archeological Teams To Excavate, Map Wrecks Of Franklin Expedition

    Archeological Teams To Excavate, Map Wrecks Of Franklin Expedition
    OTTAWA - Canadian archeologists are on their way to a remote island near the Arctic Circle for another chance to dig up the secrets held by the Franklin expedition wrecks.    

    Archeological Teams To Excavate, Map Wrecks Of Franklin Expedition

    Alek Minassian's Statement To Police After Alleged Van Attack To Be Made Public

    Alek Minassian's Statement To Police After Alleged Van Attack To Be Made Public
    TORONTO - Details of what a man accused in Toronto's deadly van attack told police after his arrest will be made public next month.    

    Alek Minassian's Statement To Police After Alleged Van Attack To Be Made Public

    First Nations Women Finally To Be Treated Equally Under Indian Act: Bennett

    First Nations Women Finally To Be Treated Equally Under Indian Act: Bennett
    Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett says First Nations women will finally be treated the same as men under the Indian Act.

    First Nations Women Finally To Be Treated Equally Under Indian Act: Bennett