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   VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — A shooting at a school in remote   
   northern British Columbia left seven people dead, while two more were   
   found dead at a nearby home, Canadian authorities said Tuesday. A woman   
   believed by police to be the shooter was also found dead, apparently   
   from a self-inflicted wound.   
      
   Royal Canadian Mounted Police said more than 25 people were wounded,   
   including two who were airlifted to hospital with life-threatening   
   injuries, after the shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.   
      
   Tumbler Ridge in the Canadian Rockies is more than 1,000 kilometers (600   
   miles) northeast of Vancouver, near the provincial border with Alberta.   
   The provincial government website lists Tumbler Ridge Secondary School   
   as having 175 students from Grades 7 to 12.   
      
   British Columbia Premier David Eby told reporters that police officers   
   reached the school within two minutes.   
      
   A video showed students walking out of the school with their hands   
   raised as police vehicles surrounded the building and a helicopter   
   circled overhead.   
      
   Police found six people dead, RCMP Superintendent Ken Floyd said. A   
   seventh person died while being transported to a hospital, and two more   
   were found dead at a residence the authorities believe was connected to   
   the attack. A suspect appeared to have died of a “self-inflicted   
   injury.”   
      
   Floyd told reporters that investigators had identified a female suspect   
   but would not release a name, and that the shooter’s motive remained   
   unclear. He added that police are still investigating the connection   
   between the shooter and the victims.   
      
      
   Tumbler Ridge Mayor Darryl Krakowka said it was “devastating” to learn   
   how many had died in the community of 2,700, which he called a “big   
   family.”   
      
   “I broke down,” Krakowka said. “I have lived here for 18 years. I   
   probably know every one of the victims.”   
      
   The Rev. George Rowe of the Tumbler Ridge Fellowship Baptist Church went   
   to the recreation center where the victims’ families were awaiting more   
   information.   
      
   https://apnews.com/article/canada-shooting-british-columbia-66b021ac7c75e   
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