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Tumbler Ridge Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) confirmed active shooter incident At least one suspect was found dead at Tumber Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia on Tuesday.
Police confirmed Fox News Digital said the “initial suspect” was believed to have been found dead, but they were working to determine whether there was a second suspect and the total number of victims.
“We have not yet confirmed the specific quantity. Persons injured or in need of assistance“, the Tableau Ridge RCMP wrote in a statement.

An active shooter has been confirmed at Tumbler Ridge High School in British Columbia.
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Police remain at the scene and an emergency alert has been issued to local police.
Those living in the Tumbler Ridge area are asked Stay inside and lock the door and avoid leaving your home or business.
Neighboring units and the Northern Area Emergency Response Team are deploying additional police resources to the area.
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in a information The Peace River South School District said on its website it is “aware that Tumbler Ridge Middle School and Tumbler Ridge Elementary School have been placed on lockdown and safety measures in place.”
“We ask that people remain patient as we work with the RCMP,” school officials wrote.
Peace Henan MLA Larry Neufeld posted a statement noted on social media that he was on his way to the scene.
“I am aware that a shooting is currently taking place in Tableau Ridge and my heart goes out to the residents as this situation continues to evolve,” Neufeld wrote. “I have been in direct contact with the Solicitor General to obtain an update on the situation and ensure all necessary provincial resources are provided to support local law enforcement and first responders.”
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“Public safety is the absolute priority. I urge everyone in the area to follow RCMP instructions, stay sheltered, and rely only on official updates,” he continued. “I will leave Victoria immediately and return to my electorate to support the community in any way required. I will continue to be closely involved as the situation evolves.”
This is a development story. Please check back for updates.






