Overview
- The April 26 attack at Vancouver's Lapu-Lapu Day Festival left 11 dead, including costume designer Jenifer Darbellay, and injured over 30 others.
- The suspect, Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, was arrested at the scene and remains in custody; authorities ruled out terrorism, citing his mental health history.
- Actor Noel Johansen, whose wife Jenifer was killed and daughter injured in the attack, delivered an emotional tribute at a vigil, calling her 'larger than life.'
- A GoFundMe campaign for Johansen's family and other victims has raised over CAD 168,000 to cover funeral costs, counseling, and other needs.
- Police continue to investigate the incident, with additional charges against the suspect anticipated as survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition.