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Pedestrian Killed in North Vancouver Collision: RCMP Investigate

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Driver Strikes and Kills Pedestrian in North Vancouver

North Vancouver RCMP are investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle Thursday evening.

The collision happened just before 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 15, 2026, on the 200‑block of Esplanade West. Police were called immediately after reports of the crash near Waterfront Park.

Emergency Response and Scene Details

RCMP officers and emergency crews arrived quickly at the scene. Paramedics confirmed the pedestrian died at the scene. TransLink buses and other vehicles were stopped while police secured the area.

Esplanade West between Forbes and Chesterfield avenues was closed for several hours. Investigators worked to preserve evidence and clear the roadway.

Investigation Underway

The RCMP say the cause of the collision is unknown. Police have not released the identity of the deceased or details about the driver. Officials have not confirmed if impairment, speed, or weather played a role.

Officers urge anyone with dashcam footage or information to contact the North Vancouver RCMP at 604‑985‑1311.

Community Impact

Local residents described the area as busy at night. Some community members said pedestrians often cross outside marked crosswalks near Waterfront Park, making it unpredictable for drivers.

No charges have been announced, and police continue to evaluate all available evidence.

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