Carney says Canada ‘mourns’ with Tumbler Ridge after mass shooting

Canada’s Carney, opposition leader hold hands during school shooting vigil
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A mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, on Tuesday resulted in the deaths of seven people at a school and two at a nearby home. More than 25 others were wounded, some critically, and were transported to hospitals for treatment. The suspected shooter, a woman, was found dead with what appeared to be a self-inflicted wound. The incident occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, which has 175 students, in the remote Canadian Rockies. Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed the nation's grief and pledged support to the community, promising that lessons would be learned from the tragedy.
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AI-ExtractedThe nation mourns with you and Canada stands by you.
More than 25 people were wounded in Tuesday’s shooting.
Two others were killed at a nearby home.
Seven people were killed at a school in remote northern British Columbia.
A woman that police believed was the shooter was found dead.
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