What we know about the victims of the Canadian high school, residence shooting
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Victims have begun being identified in the mass shooting that occurred in a small community in Canada's British Columbia on Tuesday.
Victims have begun being identified in the mass shooting that occurred in a small community in Canada's British Columbia province.
At least eight people were killed, most of them at a school, on Tuesday. Five children and one adult were fatally shot at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, according to officials.
Tumbler Ridge is a small community of about 2,400 people located in the Northern Rockies in northeastern B.C.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police identified what they called a "secondary location believed to be connected to the incident" where one adult and one child were found dead inside a residence.
Separately, the suspected shooter is also dead from what is believed to be a self-inflicted injury, according to the RCMP.
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