The suspect in the deadly car ramming attack in Canada’s Vancouver that killed 11 people and injured dozen others at a Filipino heritage festival has been charged with eight counts of second degree murder, prosecutors said. Lo, who is a resident of Vancouver, appeared in court after being detained on Saturday and continues to remain in custody, prosecutors said. Update: Suspect charged in Lapu Lapu Day mass-casualty incident A suspect has been charged with murder in the death of multiple festival-goers at a Filipino community block party Saturday night. Eleven people, aged 5 to 65, were killed, and more than two dozen others injured… pic.twitter.com/t1UAYyYYnL — Vancouver Police (@VancouverPD) April 27, 2025 Canada PM Mark Carney, who visited the attack site in Vancouver on Sunday, said that the attack which came two days ahead of national election had left the country “shocked, devastated and heartbroken”. Story continues below this ad Vancouver police chief Steve Rai called the deadly car ramming attack “the darkest day” in history and told the media that it was “impossible to …