US EditionFamily in B.C. festival tragedy celebrates small victories on long road to recovery
- On April 26, 2025, an SUV drove through a crowded Vancouver street during a festival, killing 11 people and injuring about 30 others.
- Adam Kai-Ji Lo is facing eight charges of second-degree murder, while survivors and their families continue to deal with ongoing difficulties.
- Roland Nulada, a 53-year-old Lions Gate Hospital worker, suffered severe injuries and brain surgery, and he is now recovering in a Vancouver hospital.
- Nulada regained consciousness eight days after the attack, can recognize family, and is managing pain, while fundraising efforts have raised over $800,000 to support victims.
- Victims and families, including Nulada's, face long recovery and financial strains, with Filipino BC and United Way BC coordinating long-term support and resources.
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Family in B.C. festival tragedy celebrates small victories on long road to recovery
Even the smallest victories are being celebrated by Roland Nulada and his family, as he recovers from devastating injuries suffered in the Lapu Lapu festival attack in Vancouver. On Monday, it was Nulada's first meal in 16 days - soup and baked macaroni, "the very soft ones," says his olde...
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Family in B.C. festival tragedy celebrates small victories on long road to recovery – Energeticcity.ca
VANCOUVER — Even the smallest victories are being celebrated by Roland Nulada and his family, as he recovers from devastating injuries suffered in the Lapu Lapu festival attack in Vancouver. On Monday, it was Nulada’s first meal in 16 days — soup and baked macaroni, “the very soft ones,” says his older sister, Pinky Nulada, in the Vancouver hospital room where her brother is recovering from brain surgery, as well as operations on a broken arm an…
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