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Delta police say 64-year-old South Delta resident Gwenyth Brigit Dwyn, who was injured in the Sept. 30 crash outside Tsawwassen Mills, has died in hospital. The investigation continues, and police say they have not found evidence that the collision was targeted or ideologically motivated.
Delta police say 64-year-old Gwenyth Brigit Dwyn died in hospital from injuries sustained in the Sept. 30 crash, which killed two people at the scene. A fourth injured person has been released from hospital. The investigation continues, and police have not reached a conclusion about the cause.
Delta School District’s part-time Delta Teaching Assistant Certificate program prepares participants to work with K–12 students in inclusive settings. The next 10-month program starts in January 2027; applications close Nov. 27, 2026.
Police say a pickup truck, a bus and a traffic reader board were involved in a head-on collision Sunday night near 120th Street and 92A Avenue. Transit detours were reported in the area as Metro Vancouver Transit Police lead the investigation.
The Delta School District is seeking student, staff and community volunteers for its Accessibility Advisory Committee. Applications are due Nov. 2, 2026; shortlisted applicants may be asked to attend a short interview.
Delta school board chair Joe Muego and superintendent Doug Sheppard thanked teachers and other district staff for their work supporting students, and outlined the day’s 2026 theme and the profession’s history.
The Pacific Link proposal would ship up to one million barrels of Alberta crude a day to Asian markets, but it still faces regulatory review and public hearings.
The district offered condolences to everyone affected by the Sept. 30 incident, thanked emergency services and hospital staff, and encouraged students, staff and families to seek counselling support.
Delta police suspect the driver suffered a medical emergency before the collision on Tsawwassen First Nation land. The incident was separate from a nearby National Day for Truth and Reconciliation walk.
Delta police say four pedestrians were struck in the Tsawwassen Mills parking lot after the driver apparently experienced a medical incident. Police say the collision was unrelated to a nearby Truth and Reconciliation Day walk.
Delta police say a vehicle struck four pedestrians outside the mall, killing two. The driver may have experienced a medical emergency, according to preliminary information.
Delta police said four pedestrians were struck by a vehicle on Tsawwassen First Nation lands during National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events. The First Nation's alert said the event ended early because of a civil emergency.
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