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Many are gang related or at least the majority are known to police.
From the names of those killed, it appears many are Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese and Indian. They have had problems like this before and it seems to have to run it’s course. For every shooting there is a retaliation until they run out of angry young bodies.
There was a long run of East Indian shootings several years ago by two young drug pushing gangs, but they eventually killed off the bravest and the war stopped.Part of the problem seems to be no one in that community wants to talk so it is difficult to prosecute anyone.
METRO VANCOUVER SLAYINGS
GANG-STYLE
March 19: Hark Hans, 28, is found dead in his parked car at Surrey’s Eaglequest golf course.
March 14: Jeff Gordon Cornell, 31, found shot to death at the roadside on 196C Avenue at McNeil Road in Pitt Meadows.
March 13: Peter (Smokie) Chan found dead in a home in the 7300-block of 12 Avenue, Burnaby.
March 13: Man who banged on a door on Mason Avenue, Coquitlam, is found shot, dies at the scene.
March 8: Kyle Richard Wong, 20, steps out of his car in 8600-block of Aqua Drive, Vancouver, and is cut down in a hail of bullets.
March 7: Nhant Tran, 23, sitting in the driver’s seat of his Mercedes in his driveway at 90th Avenue and 141A in Surrey, is shot and killed.
March 2: Zdzislaw (Jim) Kutyla, 51, found dead inside a house in the 8200-block of 19th Avenue in Burnaby.
Feb. 24: Patrick Hamilton, 28, shot dead in a driveway on the Katzie No. 2 first nations reserve in Langley.
Feb. 15: Earl Seymour, 40, killed in a minivan in 300-block Carrall Street, Vancouver, after being struck by bullets fired through the windshield.
Feb. 9: Chi Wai Liao, 32, shot to death while sitting in a pickup in the parking lot of the Delbrook Recreation Centre, North Vancouver.
Feb. 2: Pritpal Singh Virk, 19, gunned down outside a home on East 54th Avenue near St. George Street, Vancouver.
Jan. 29: A man was found with stab wounds on Ford Road between Bayne and McTavish in Maple Ridge. He died later in hospital.
Jan. 28: Tejvir Singh Bains, 24, shot at his home, 12585 72nd Ave., Surrey.
Jan. 27: Deward Ponte, 15, stabbed to death near 33rd Avenue and Fraser Street in Vancouver.
Jan. 22: Michael Allen Sing, 23, found fatally shot in a vehicle in Surrey.
Jan. 2: Ricardo Scarpino, 37, and Gilles LePage, 38, shot to death while sitting in an SUV outside Gotham Steakhouse in downtown Vancouver.
Jan. 1: Ruo Yu (Lucy) Cao, 26, found dead in a townhouse at 8088 Spires Gate in Richmond.
OTHER
March 12: Abbotsford’s Silas O’Brien, 21, is killed in an apparent act of road rage.
Feb 25: Justin Peter Vasey, 14, found dead behind a derelict home near 104th Avenue and 140th Street in Surrey.
Jan. 10: Gurnam Singh Johal, 41, died in Surrey Memorial Hospital under “suspicious circumstances.”
DOMESTIC
March 7: A 47-year-old man dies after a fight with his stepson in an east Vancouver apartment.
Feb. 24: Khanh Pho Mach, 29, stabbed to death on the front lawn of his home in the 15500-block 100th Avenue in Surrey. His girlfriend was charged.
Feb. 12: Kataryna Semenova, 27, found in shallow water by someone walking a dog along the ravine near Marine Drive and MacPherson Avenue in Burnaby.
Feb 14: Laura Eileen Coward, 26, is found dead in a Chilliwack jail cell.
Jan. 20: Rajvinder Kahlon, 2, stabbed to death in her Delta home. Her father was charged with first-degree murder.
Jan. 17: Subaline (Subi) Ratnansen, 50, found dead in her Surrey home at 15480 91A Ave. Her husband was arrested.I personally know several Ticos who have moved back to Costa Rica after living in the US for several years. I can’t think of any Americans I’ve met who have moved back to America after living in Costa Rica for a few years.
I have one that I can’t get my gardener to use. Bought it last year from Abonos Agro but my gardener prefers to use a line trimmer for the whole yard? Old dogs and new tricks I guess.
AlbertoMy understanding is she would be able to start up a private school and operate it but not to work in it or take a wage from it. She could be paid dividends from it though.
The difference with a condo is you can fix up the interior the way you like it. With a fractional, you have to have the agreement of your partners to even change the paint color.
AlbertoOne difference I can see is building repairs and maintenance. With a time share that is all included, but with a fractional, who decides what needs doing and at what cost.
If one owner says something needs repairing but the others don’t want to spend the money, do you vote on letting it fall apart?
What if you really don’t get along with your partner/owners?It might work for some, but having been in partnerships, I would like to choose who I invest with.
Alberto
