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Four pedestrians were struck at Tsawwassen Mills Mall in Delta on Wednesday morning. Delta police are asking people to avoid the area. Paul Johnson is live from the scene with the latest.

Two people were killed when a vehicle hit a crowd of people outside the Tsawwassen Mills Mall on Wednesday morning, Paul Johnson has the latest information on what happened and how police say it was not connected to a Truth and Reconciliation walk that was taking place at the time.

We’re learning the names of two elders killed in a crash outside of Tsawwassen Mills Mall this week. As Taya Fast reports, they’re being remembered as cultural pillars of the community.

Two elders were killed in a crash at the Tsawwassen Mills Mall on Wednesday morning. Angela Jung was at the scene on Thursday morning and brings us the latest.

A spectacular smash-and-grab robbery at a jewelry store in Kirkland has left its owners devastated, as they face hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses. The latest incident comes amid a series of recent jewelry store robberies across the greater Montreal area. Elizabeth Zogalis reports

Delta police confirm four pedestrians were hurt in a crash at Tsawwassen Mills on Wednesday morning. They did not confirm if anyone was killed in the collision.

The artificial intelligence industry is leading the calls to slow the pace of the technology’s development, but there’s no suggestion of abandoning it altogether. As Touria Izri reports, Montreal hosted a conference of AI minds, tech companies and politicians to explore ways of going ‘All In’ on AI.

Two people have died after a driver suffered a medical emergency at Tsawwassen Mills Mall in Delta B.C. on Wednesday morning. Paul Johnson is live with the latest.

Argyle Street in Downtown Halifax is one step closer to becoming pedestrian only year round. Halifax council passed a motion Tuesday night asking for a by-law to be drafted to establish the street as a pedestrian mall. But as Angela Capobianco reports, some local businesses have a few reservations.

A special all-party committee looking into ICBC’s no-fault insurance is a casualty of the snap election call. All provincial government activity is largely paused during campaigning and as Aaron McArthur reports, that has some of the victims slated to testify, wondering if they will ever be heard.

Residents in Calgary-Shaw who didn’t take part in advance voting cast ballots Monday for a byelection in the riding. The riding was left without representation after former UCP cabinet minister Rebecca Schulz resigned in May. Elissa Carpenter reports.

The Howe Sound pulp and paper mill is set to reopen after being slated for an indefinite closure in August. Gavin McGarrigle, Western Regional Director of Unifor, discusses what changed, what still needs to happen before the mill reopens, and what the development means for workers and the wider Sunshine Coast economy.

The fee for reusable and paper bags at restaurants is up for debate in Edmonton, with some city councilors on the fence trying to decide if the fee is necessary. Katherine Ludwig reports.

Advance voting for the Calgary-Shaw byelection opened on Tuesday. Some experts believe lingering provincial issues may be what sways the vote. Bella Finn reports.

The Nackawic-Millville community is reacting after a temporary closure of a local pulp mill has been announced. As one expert tells us, the response now stretches from keeping workers afloat, to reimagining what the local economy could look like without the mill entirely. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

A pulp mill in Nackawic that is the backbone of the rural New Brunswick community’s local economy, is facing a temporary closure. It will impact hundreds of workers. Johnny James spoke with those close to the situation about the next steps and the mill’s future.

A Surrey MLA is calling on the B.C. solicitor general to launch a review of the Surrey Police Service, after six people have died or were seriously injured in collisions involving the force in the past 12 months. Angela Jung reports.

The Agassiz Rosedale bridge is getting an update. The bridge is 70 years old and traffic across it has dramatically increased. However, the local MLA says the upgrade work fails to address the safety issues on the bridge. Taya Fast explains.

A new green, orange and blue Nerf-themed roller-coaster is nearing completion inside Galaxyland at West Edmonton Mall, replacing the Mindbender that was decommissioned a few years ago. Katherine Ludwig has more on what thrill-seekers can expect.

Nearly two thousand people have become sick in Indonesia as part of a food poisoning outbreak linked to school lunches. The lunches were widely distributed under the governments Free Nutritious Meals program. Jazan Grewal has this story and more in Health Matters for Sept. 8, 2026.