Lapu Lapu victims say they are enduring ongoing emotional and financial toll as a result of the tragedy. They criticize Filipino BC for not doing enough to help and United Way for directing funds to organizations and not victims. Last night, residents across B.C.’s South Coast were startled by what we now know was a meteor breaking up in the Earth’s atmosphere. And, the husband of murdered Port Moody woman , Trina Hunt, is still waiting for a court date.
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