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VANCOUVER -- Surrey Mounties are investigating two shooting incidents in the city's Cloverdale neighbourhood that took place roughly five hours apart Thursday night. First, around 5:45 p.m., a man suffering from a gunshot wound checked himself into a local hospital, Surrey RCMP said in a news release Friday. Investigators eventually traced the man's injuries to a shooting at a residence in Surrey that they believe was targeted, police said. Officers were sent to the home where the shooting occurred around 11 p.m., according to Surrey RCMP. Police said they were holding the home near the intersection of 59 Avenue and 180 Street while investigators worked Friday. A separate incident occurred around 10:30 p.m. Thursday, just a short drive away from the home where police believe the injured man was shot. Officers were called to the home near the intersection of 190 Street and 64 Avenue for reports that gunshots had been heard in the area, RCMP said in a separate release. When they arrived, police found evidence that confirmed a shooting had occurred, but there were no suspects present, nor any signs of anyone injured, police said. Surrey RCMP also believe this incident was targeted and say there is no ongoing threat to the public from either event. Police are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed either shooting, as well as anyone who has dash cam footage of either incident, to contact them. Surrey RCMP told CTV News Vancouver on Friday that the two incidents are being investigated separately, not as related events. #bcrcmp #shooting #surrey (at Surrey, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFlEtTsBjUO/?igshid=16r6og61bmz8p

Come meet the Constables riding in this year’s Cops for Cancer ride at a community Shred-A-Thon today. We promise you will be inspired after hearing their personal connections to the cause. WHAT IS COPS FOR CANCER? Cops for Cancer began in 1997 with one police officer who wanted to make a difference. Ever since, it’s grown into a collective effort across Canada and become one of the largest fundraising events of childhood cancer research in the country. As a partnership between first responders and the Canadian Cancer Society, we’ve raised over $46 million to increase survival rates and support children living with cancer and their families. WHY WE RIDE? With your support, we’re helping people live longer and enhancing their quality of life. Here are some of the ways we make an impact. We are the largest national charitable funder of childhood cancer research We provide a support system that helps children with cancer and their families live their lives as fully as possible We advocate for better support for parents and legal guardians who need to take time off work to care for children with cancer and help shape health policies that will save lives #copsforcancer #bcrcmp #rcmp #surrey @bcrcmp @thecityofsurrey @cops4cancer @tourdecoast @tourderockbrent #surreynewsroom (at The Surrey Newsroom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEfZYGoAf3Z/?igshid=qm8ghiiqabsg