Vancouver police say a 69-year-old man has died after being shot as he walked toward the entrance of a home.
They say they found Vancouver resident Zenen Cepeda Silva with gunshot wounds shortly before midnight on Saturday.
Investigators say he was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
They say the shooter had fled before police arrived.
Police say this appears to be a targeted incident and there is no risk to the public.
Their investigation is ongoing.
Two other people, including one playing a banjo, were also in the office when police arrived and left without incident, said police.
The arrest of 14 people at an Indigenous blockade in a remote area of northern British Columbia became a flash point Tuesday that sparked protests across the country.
The federal treasury is set to spend $7.5 billion over a decade to help fund child-care spaces across the country.
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On Monday, Mayor Valerie Plante asked residents to use a city hotline to report any lock boxes they see attached to public property, such as parking meters and bicycle racks.
Angly continued to urge jurors to reject what he says was a false confession made to an undercover RCMP officer during a so-called Mr. Big operation.