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Newsroom Ready: B.C. Premier, Vancouver Mayor vow support for community after deadly festival attack

B.C. Premier David Eby says the province is focused on supporting victims and their families, a day after an SUV plowed into a crowded festival held by the Filipino community and killed 11 people. Eby says people have a right to be angry, but the province cannot let the tragic attack define itself. Meanwhile, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim says the city will conduct a full review of its public safety measures, after criticisms emerged about the lack of barriers at the festival protecting pedestrians from vehicles. (April 27, 2025)

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