West Vancouver to honour drowning victim with fitness park
The Keen Lau memorial was announced at council on Monday, where some residents called for more safety measures at Cypress Creek
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The Keen Lau memorial was announced at council on Monday, where some residents called for more safety measures at Cypress Creek
The widow of a man who died trying to save a dog from drowning in West Vancouver is remembering her husband as a brave man with endless compassion.
On Monday, West Vancouver mayor and council will vote on a motion to name a new fitness park after Keen Lau, who drowned while trying to save Labrador Loki from Cypress Creek. And they will hear from Loki’s dog walker Sandra Smith, who is advocating for changes to the creek.
Keen Lau died in West Vancouver on Friday while trying to save his dog Loki, which was ‘like a son’ to him and his wife
Two days after the bodies of a West Vancouver man and a yellow Labrador were pulled from Cypress creek, the city’s mayor is remembering the drowning victim as an extraordinary person.