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Prime Minister Carney returning to B.C. one week after mass shooting
Mark Carney will attend a $1,775-per-ticket Liberal fundraiser, Lunar New Year celebrations, and tour affordable housing, with no new announcements planned, the PMO said.
- On Feb. 18, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney is returning to B.C., less than a week after attending a vigil for the Tumbler Ridge shooting victims, The Canadian Press reported.
- The victims included five students, a teacher's aide, her mother, and her half-brother, as reported after the Tumbler Ridge shooting last week.
- The itinerary pairs a private Liberal Party fundraiser in Vancouver with $1,775 tickets, Lunar New Year celebrations in Richmond and a tour of an affordable housing project.
- The Prime Minister's Office says he is not expected to make any new announcements while in B.C. and Carney is not planning to return to Tumbler Ridge during this week's visit.
- A photograph shows Carney speaking at a Tumbler Ridge vigil on Friday, Feb. 13, 2026, and the report was filed by The Canadian Press's Catherine Morrison.
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Prime Minister Carney returning to B.C. one week after mass shooting – Energeticcity.ca
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is returning to B.C. today less than a week after he attended a vigil honouring the victims of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. While in B.C., the prime minister will attend a Liberal Party fundraiser at a private residence in Vancouver, with tickets costing $1,775. Carney’s itinerary says he will be in Richmond, B.C., to celebrate Lunar New Year with community members and will later tour an affordable h…
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