Tag: Tumbler Ridge Secondary School

Temporary school facilities arriving in Tumbler Ridge this week

Education Darin Bain -
"We are continuing to use a compassionate, trauma-informed approach that includes providing updates to the school community, families and the public about a planned return to school in the coming days."

Conservative MP, Dawson Creek Mayor in shock over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting

Crime Brendan Pawliw -
The planned Throne Speech that was scheduled for tomorrow (Thursday) has been cancelled. BC will have a Day of Mourning instead.

RCMP identify suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting that left 9 dead, injured dozens

Crime Emily Joveski -
The B.C. Major Crime Unit has assumed conduct of the investigation.

Active shooter reported in Tumbler Ridge, one suspect said to be deceased

Crime Tavi Dhillon -
“We have no confirmation on the number of individuals injured or requiring assistance,” said the RCMP in a statement, where they confirmed the shooting took place at 1:20 this afternoon.

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