US EditionWorld leaders send condolences to Tumbler Ridge in wake of deadly school shooting
The attacks in Tumbler Ridge left 10 dead, including the shooter, and at least 25 injured, prompting condolences from leaders worldwide.
- On Tuesday, two attacks in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, killed 10 people including the suspected shooter, with seven killed at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and 25 injured.
- Local authorities have not released the victims' names or ages as investigations proceed in Tumbler Ridge, where `every child's name will be known and every family will be a neighbour.`
- King Charles III, Canada's head of state, offered deepest sympathy and thanked police and health workers following the Tumbler Ridge shooting.
- Police continue investigating both attacks as investigators work the scenes and collect evidence, while Prime Minister Mark Carney said he has heard from world leaders and will speak in the House of Commons.
- Expressions of shock poured in globally after the Tumbler Ridge attacks, with India stating it `stands in solidarity with the people of Canada` during the grieving period.
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The Tumbler Ridge Shooting in BC: "Mass Shootings Only Happen in the USA" ⋆ Conservative Firing Line
The following article, The Tumbler Ridge Shooting in BC: “Mass Shootings Only Happen in the USA”, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. At Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Canada yesterday, Jesse Strang a 17-year-old trans student, opened fire, killing 9, and wounding at least 25 more. He then turned the gun on himself, bringing the death toll to 10. (CBC) Tumbler Ridge is a small town with a population of slightly over 2,400. The sc…
Condolences Pour In From Around the World Following BC School Tragedy
Condolences from across the country and around the world are pouring in after a shooting at a British Columbia high school and home left 10 people dead, including the suspected shooter. Prime Minister Mark Carney said during a Feb. 11 press briefing that he has heard from a number of world leaders offering condolences in the wake of the deadly mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., the previous day. He said the world is “mourning” with Canada and…
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