Tag: Shooting

“It’s going to change our town forever,”: Reverend, South Peace MLA react to Tumbler Ridge shooting

Provincial Brendan Pawliw -
“We are trying to support everyone we can through this.” That is from Reverend Gerald Krauss from the New Life Assembly Church in Tumbler Ridge following yesterday’s (Tuesday) mass shooting in the South Peace community.

Update: Two Go Fund Me’s launched for victims of Tumbler Ridge shootings

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A 12-year-old girl from Tumbler Ridge is fighting for her life at Vancouver Children’s Hospital following’s yesterday’s shooting that killed nine people and injured 25 others.

GoFundMe Page Started for Salt Spring Island Shooting Victim

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The victim of an accidental shooting on Salt Spring Island this weekend has been identified. 16-year-old Alistair Hayne was shot...

Powell River Mayor responds to shooting in Lund

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The community is in mourning following the deaths of two young people in Lund on the weekend. Two people were...

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