In Tumbler Ridge, a community in stunned agony.
Residents embraced and wiped away tears a day after one of the worst mass shootings in the history of Canada rocked the small, remote town. Source link
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‘I will know every victim,’ says mayor of close-knit Tumbler Ridge.
‘I will know every victim,’ says mayor of close-knit Tumbler Ridge. Source link
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