Tumbler Ridge Silent After School Shooting Tragedy
The small mountain town of Tumbler Ridge remains eerily quiet as media outnumber residents following a mass shooting that claimed multiple lives at the local high school.
Category : Education
School Boards Prepare Students for Threats and Traumatic Events
In response to rising concerns about school safety, Canadian school boards are implementing comprehensive strategies to prepare students for potential threats and traumatic incidents.
WLU Coach, Athlete with South Sudanese Roots Inspire Students
A coach and athlete at Wilfrid Laurier University, both with connections to South Sudan, share their journey to motivate future students through sports and education.
Coquitlam Schools Express Solidarity with Tumbler Ridge Community
The Coquitlam school district, recently dealing with lockdowns from threats, sends heartfelt condolences to Tumbler Ridge after a school shooting claimed nine lives, while implementing safety measures.
Alberta Petition on Private School Funding Falls Short
A citizen initiative petition seeking a referendum on ending public funding for private schools in Alberta has failed to gather enough signatures, falling 55,000 short of the required threshold.
First Inuit-Led University Campus Location Announced in Nunavut
The Inuit Nunangat University, Canada's first Inuit-led higher education institution, will open its main campus in Arviat, Nunavut by 2030, marking a historic step for Indigenous education and cultural preservation in the Arctic.
Family Mourns Girl Killed in B.C. School Shooting
The family of Kylie Smith, a 12-year-old victim of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, shares their grief and memories of her as a 'beautiful soul' in the wake of the tragedy.
Alberta School Funding Petition Falls Short of Signatures
A citizen-led petition in Alberta aiming to increase public school funding has failed to collect the necessary signatures, halting the initiative's progress toward a potential referendum.
Edmonton Schools' Police Program Gets Positive Early Feedback
Edmonton Public Schools' revamped school resource officer program, previously paused over concerns about marginalized students, is now near full capacity with 14 schools having officers and six part-time. Early evaluations show positive results, with boar
Rice Cook-Off at NorQuest College Celebrates Black History Month
NorQuest College's Singhmar Centre Auditorium transformed into a culinary hub as staff and students gathered for a rice cook-off showcasing African and Caribbean cuisine during Black History Month celebrations.
Tumbler Ridge School Shooting: Students Barricaded in Classrooms
A deadly shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School left a teacher and five students dead. Witnesses describe chaos as students barricaded doors during the attack by Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Yale Professor Unapologetic for Epstein Student Recommendation
A Yale University professor has publicly stated he feels no remorse for recommending a 'good-looking blonde' student for a job with Jeffrey Epstein, sparking controversy in academic circles.
Tumbler Ridge School Shooting: 12-Year-Old Girl in Critical Condition
A mass shooting at a Tumbler Ridge, B.C. school has left 12-year-old Maya Edmonds with severe head and neck injuries, fighting for her life in Vancouver Children's Hospital.
Premier Smith Mourns Tumbler Ridge School Shooting Victims
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expressed solidarity with British Columbia as flags flew at half-mast in Edmonton following a tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge that has shocked the nation.
Isolation Patterns in Canadian School Shootings Examined
Analysis of Canadian school shootings reveals a consistent pattern of social isolation among perpetrators, from Tumbler Ridge to historical cases in Montreal and La Loche, highlighting systemic failures in community support.
BC Declares Day of Mourning After Tumbler Ridge Shooting
British Columbia will observe a day of mourning on Thursday following a mass shooting at a high school in Tumbler Ridge. The shooter's mother and sibling are among the victims.
Canada Mourns Tumbler Ridge School Shooting Tragedy
A horrific mass shooting at a school in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has left nine dead and over 25 injured, with the nation united in grief and support for the small community.
Tumbler Ridge Reels from Historic Mass Shooting Tragedy
The quiet community of Tumbler Ridge faces unimaginable loss after a mass shooting at the local high school left nine dead and 27 injured, marking Canada's worst such incident.
Western Mustangs Track Teams Defend U Sports Titles
The Western Mustangs track and field teams, ranked among Canada's best, are gearing up to defend their U Sports championships at the upcoming OUA Championships in February 2026.
Canada Mourns After School Shooting in Remote B.C. Leaves Nine Dead
An 18-year-old suspect with a history of mental health contact with police is identified in a deadly school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, that killed nine people and injured over 25.
P.E.I. Liberal Leader Calls for Action on School Staff Report
The Liberal Leader in Prince Edward Island demands swift implementation of recommendations from a report on school staff misconduct, emphasizing student safety and accountability.
Councillor Calls for City Action on Algonquin College Cuts
College Ward councillor demands Ottawa weigh in on Algonquin College's proposed budget reductions, citing impacts on students and local economy.
Father Mourns Son Killed in Tumbler Ridge School Shooting
Abel Mwansa shares heartbreaking tribute to his 12-year-old son who loved school and was killed in one of Canada's worst mass school shootings.
Quebec Schools Downplay Sexual Violence: Student Advocate
A student advocate in Quebec reveals that sexual violence incidents in schools are frequently minimized, highlighting systemic issues in addressing student safety and support.
Weapons Complaint Near Sherwood Park High School
Police responded to a weapons complaint near Bev Facey Community High School in Sherwood Park, Alberta, on February 11, 2026, with no immediate threat reported.
La Loche Stands with Tumbler Ridge After Mass Shooting
The community of La Loche, Saskatchewan, sends a heartfelt message of support to Tumbler Ridge, B.C., following a tragic mass shooting that claimed 10 lives, as leaders nationwide respond to the devastating event.
Tumbler Ridge Shooter ID'd, PM Carney Mourns with Community
The RCMP has identified the shooter in the Tumbler Ridge high school mass shooting. Prime Minister Carney and other leaders offer emotional support as the small B.C. town grapples with the tragedy.
Kindness Week's New Meaning After Tumbler Ridge Tragedy
In the wake of a devastating mass shooting at a British Columbia school, National Kindness Week takes on a profound significance as communities rally to support victims and reflect on resilience.
Quebec Delays French Curriculum to 2027
The Quebec government has postponed the rollout of its updated French curriculum for schools, moving the implementation date to September 2027. Education Minister Sonia Lebel announced the delay.
Pastor Seeks Solace After Tumbler Ridge School Shooting
A pastor in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., reflects on the community's grief after a mass shooting at the local high school left 10 dead, including the suspect.
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