US EditionVoices in reaction to the mass shooting that left 10 dead in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.
Seven died at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and three more at a nearby home, with over 25 injured in one of Canada’s deadliest shootings, police said.
- On Feb. 11, 2026, a mass shooter targeted Tumbler Ridge, B.C., leaving ten dead, including the shooter, and injuring dozens at the community high school.
- The initiative—pushed by late Ottawa Rabbi Reuven Bulka—was established by law on June 3, 2021, just weeks before his death, as Parliament marked National Kindness Week.
- Green Party Leader Elizabeth May said `I love Bob Zimmer, and God, what he's going through as the member of Parliament for Tumbler Ridge right now, I can't begin to express how stricken we all are by this`, emphasizing lawmakers' empathy after the tragedy.
- Condolences poured in from across Canada and beyond, with Prime Minister Mark Carney warning the attack prompts pause about safety and the Canadian Olympic Committee offering support during 'unbearable grief and mourning'.
- RCMP North District Commander Supt. warned families in Tumbler Ridge will 'wake up without someone they love,' while King Charles noted ongoing support for first responders and families.
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Canada Mass Shooting: Suspect Identified as Investigation Continues
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. CNN citing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said that the suspect had dropped out of school about four years ago. She was born biologically male and transitioned about six years ago, police said. Officers had visited her residence several times due to mental health concerns. Authorities revised the death toll to eight in the afternoon, saying one of the victims who was thought to have…
In a school in Tumbler Ridge in the Canadian province of British Columbia, several people die as a result of gunfire.
After the firearms attack, the shock is deep in the small community of Tumbler Ridge in the Rocky Mountains. An 18-year-old is said to have shot eight people and himself. Many questions are still unanswered. By G. Ucar.[more]]>
The small mountain town of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, has become the scene of one of Canada’s most serious school shootings in recent history. Authorities say an 18-year-old woman killed...
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pointed to the Tumbler Ridge massacre as the second most serious one in a Canadian school.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Deputy Commissioner for British Columbia Dwayne McDonald said that 10 people were killed in the shooting at Tumbler Ridge High School, according to the latest information.
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