BC Premier David Eby and Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General Nina Krieger hold a press conference in response to the February 10, 2026 shootings in Tumbler Ridge, BC. Photo: Government of British Columbia

Tumbler Ridge shootings highlight the need for mental health support for survivors and their community

by The Conversation February 12, 2026

written by The Conversation February 12, 2026

By Margaret McKinnon Although mass shootings and gun violence have long plagued American communities, events like yesterday’s mass shooting at a high school in northern British Columbia are rare in…

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Tumbler Ridge shootings highlight the need for mental health support for survivors and their community

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