School Briefly On Lockdown After 'Brazen' Gunfire In Surrey Neighbourhood

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 08 Dec, 2015 09:53 AM

SURREY, B.C. — RCMP in Surrey are investigating reports of gunshots in a residential neighbourhood.

The Mounties responded to calls of shots fired at a home (near the intersection of 128 St. and 67 Ave) yesterday afternoon.

Officers found shell casings in the area.

Schools in the area were briefly put on lockdown but have since been re-opened.

Police say it's unknown whether the incident is related to drug-related conflict in the city.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Surrey RCMP.

Prev Next

MORE National ARTICLES

Calgary's Elementary School Evacuated Over Carbon Monoxide Fear, 15 Children Taken To Hospital

A fire official says several music students in the band room at Woodlands Elementary School in the city's southwest complained they were feeling ill.

Calgary's Elementary School Evacuated Over Carbon Monoxide Fear, 15 Children Taken To Hospital

'High-Risk' Arguments Resume In Case Of B.C. Dad Allan Schoenborn Who Killed His Children

Legal arguments will continue in a British Columbia court today as the province attempts to have a "high-risk" designation applied retrospectively to a mentally ill man who killed his three children.

'High-Risk' Arguments Resume In Case Of B.C. Dad Allan Schoenborn Who Killed His Children

Air Canada Considering Whether To Appeal Labour Case To Supreme Court

MONTREAL — Air Canada says it is considering whether to ask the Supreme Court to intervene to overturn a court ruling that requires the carrier to keep maintenance operations in Canada.

Air Canada Considering Whether To Appeal Labour Case To Supreme Court

Ontario's Auditor General To Probe $3.74 Million Payouts To Teachers' Unions

TORONTO — Ontario's auditor general will examine millions of dollars in government payouts to teachers' unions to cover negotiating costs.

Ontario's Auditor General To Probe $3.74 Million Payouts To Teachers' Unions

Budget Watchdog Warns Ontario Won't Eliminate Its Deficit By 2017-18 As Promised

Financial accountability officer Stephen LeClair says there's been a slowdown in the economy since the 2015 provincial budget projected growth of 4.3 per cent in each of the next three years.