40 days since Lapu-Lapu Day festival car-ramming attack in Vancouver
- Vancouver city council unanimously approved a motion on Tuesday to hold a memorial event for the 11 victims of the April 26 Lapu-Lapu Day festival car-ramming attack.
- The motion responded to urgent community needs following the tragedy, though Filipino BC expressed concern that victims' families were not consulted before the city's decision.
- The memorial will be a benefit concert titled "Come Together: Vancouver Strong" held at Rogers Arena later in June, with production services donated and a nominal ticket fee planned to cover costs.
- The city is allocating $50,000 for cost overruns, while remaining funds will support the Filipino community, and MLA Mable Elmore emphasized the event coincides with Filipino Heritage Month for healing.
- The event aims to honor victims and support collective healing, though ongoing community dialogue underscores the need to center victims' families and ensure culturally sensitive memorialization.
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Memorial masses to be held throughout the city 40 days after Lapu Lapu tragedy
VANCOUVER — Members of Vancouver's Filipino community and others will honour and pray for victims of the Lapu Lapu festival attack at a memorial mass today, 40 days after the tragedy that left 11 people dead.

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Memorial mass in Vancouver to mark 40 days since Lapu Lapu tragedy
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Read Full ArticleFamilies of Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy victims weren't consulted before city vote on memorial event, group says
A planned memorial event for the victims of the Lapu-Lapu Day festival tragedy is up in the air after the City of Vancouver decided to move forward with it — before consulting families of the victims, organizers of the festival say.
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