B.C. crash that killed 2, hurt 2 darkens National Truth and Reconciliation Day

Published on September 30, 2026
KAMLOOPS — The deaths of two pedestrians and injuries of two others on a First Nation in Delta, B.C., has marred what was to be day of recognition for the harms caused at Canada’s residential schools. The Tsawwassen First Nation cancelled further events for the day after the deaths and injuries at the Tsawwassen Mills
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