Canada is in mourning after a brutal mass shooting in a remote British Columbia community left eight people dead and more than 25 injured, following a violent attack that began at a private residence and escalated into a school massacre. Authorities have identified the transgender suspect as Jesse Van Rootselaar, an 18-year-old former student of the targeted school, who was later found dead from what police describe as an apparent self-inflicted wound. Investigators confirm the killings began at the family home, where the suspect’s mother and stepbrother were fatally shot, before the attacker moved to the school campus. WATCH 

Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia was transformed into an active crime scene following a devastating school shooting that left 10 people dead, including the suspected shooter and at least 25 others injured. According to official reports, RCMP received an active shooter call at approximately 1:20 PM on February 10, triggering an immediate emergency response. At the local medical center, around 25 individuals were screened and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Amid the unfolding crisis, the Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that Mark Carney suspended his planned Germany visit, including his scheduled appearance at the Munich Security Conference, citing the national emergency response. WATCH