British Columbia's premier highlights courageous acts by students and teachers following the tragic Tumbler Ridge school shooting, as the province addresses the community's pain in its throne speech.
Dale Lang, whose son Jason was killed in the 1999 Taber school shooting, reflects on forgiveness and community healing following the recent Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, offering prayers and insights from his family's journey.
The Tumbler Ridge community grieves after a mass shooting claimed eight lives, including five students and a teacher at the local secondary school. Details emerge about the young victims and support efforts.
Multiple school districts have launched investigations into Lifetouch after online rumors connected its former owner to Jeffrey Epstein. The company denies any wrongdoing.
Alberta RCMP responded to four separate gun-related incidents at schools across the province over two days, including arrests and lockdowns, following heightened vigilance after the Tumbler Ridge tragedy.
Maya Gebala, 12, was critically wounded while trying to lock a library door to shield others during a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School that left six dead and over 25 injured.
Two 12-year-old best friends, Kylie Smith and Ticaria Lampert, were among eight killed in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting by 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, who had prior mental health police interactions.
A High River high school implemented a temporary hold-and-secure protocol after receiving a call about an armed visitor. RCMP responded within minutes and searched the premises.
On March 16, 1959, Stanley George Williamson carried out Alberta's first documented mass school shooting at Ross Sheppard High School, killing one student and injuring five others before being subdued by brave classmates.
Authorities have released details about the six victims killed in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, including a teacher and five students aged 12-13, while the suspected shooter and two others were found dead nearby.
Following the Tumbler Ridge school tragedy, experts analyze historical patterns of school violence in Canada, revealing complex social factors beyond simple security measures.
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School has left at least nine dead, including the shooter, plunging the small British Columbia town into grief and eerie silence as residents struggle to comprehend the 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.
In response to rising concerns about school safety, Canadian school boards are implementing comprehensive strategies to prepare students for potential threats and traumatic incidents.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A significant police response occurred at Mount Allison University on February 11, 2026, following the discovery of a concerning message on campus, prompting heightened security measures.
A mass shooting at a Tumbler Ridge high school left six dead and multiple injured, including 12-year-old Maya Edmonds, who is in critical care with head and neck injuries.