A new report on the Lapu Lapu Day tragedy finds that the City of Vancouver's event safety rules are generally robust and were followed well on the day of the massacre, but recommends better protocols for dealing with hostile vehicles.

The City of Vancouver and the Vancouver Police Department released the final joint report on Thursday, Sept 26, detailing the safety and event planning before and during the April 26 block party where an SUV was driven into a crowd, killing 11 people.

“This review gives us a clear path to strengthen how we plan and prepare for gatherings, ensuring Vancouver events can remain both safe and fun," Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim said in a news release. "We are committed to taking these lessons forward so our streets, parks and festivals remain safe, welcoming places w

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