Albertans send condolences to Tumbler Ridge after mass shooting

Alberta communities and officials have offered support after a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that police say left nine people dead, including the shooter.

Support and official assistance have come from Alberta following a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. Police reported that nine people died, including the shooter, and that dozens more were injured. Alberta authorities and local communities have sent resources and public condolences in response. What officials reported: - Police announced nine deaths, including the shooter, and multiple injuries. - Alberta RCMP deployed emergency response teams, dog services and air support to assist the B.C. RCMP; a STARS air ambulance was dispatched but did not transport patients. - Municipal leaders lowered flags, issued condolences, and the Alberta premier directed flags at two centres to be flown at half mast for seven days. Summary: Alberta's response has included law enforcement support, public expressions of condolence and local donations to neighbouring communities. Undetermined at this time.