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Tumbler Ridge victim's mom says truck robbed, wounded daughter's paddle board stolen
- On Feb. 18, 2026, the Province of British Columbia established an online condolence book and a physical book in the Hall of Honour at the B.C. legislature building in Victoria.
- The Feb. 10 shootings in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, by Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18-year-old perpetrator, prompted a government condolence book for messages of `condolence, support and unity`.
- The Canadian Red Cross is on site in Tumbler Ridge, working with local authorities as more than $670,000 has been raised through the 2026 Tumbler Ridge Tragedy Appeal.
- The Province of British Columbia will cover administrative costs for the appeal, while United Way BC and the Northeast BC Community Foundation collect recovery funds and the Canadian Red Cross offers confidential and psychosocial support at redcross.ca/tumblerridge.
- Both books will be available to sign until Feb. 20, and online messages will be added to the physical book in the legislature; relief groups say support will continue in the weeks and months ahead.
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Tumbler Ridge victim's mom says truck robbed, wounded daughter's paddle board stolen
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Canadian Red Cross supporting people directly impacted by the Tumbler Ridge tragedy
OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Canadian Red Cross is asking for additional donations to the Tumbler Ridge Tragedy Appeal to help ensure sustained support for those directly affected in the weeks and months ahead. One hundred…
Tumbler Ridge man recounts tragic day as he says shooting may accelerate timeline for his moving away – Energeticcity.ca
A sign at the second vigil held on February 13th for the victims of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting on February 10th. (Franki Berry, Energeticcity.ca) TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C. — A Tumbler Ridge man says he may move away after the mass shooting which has scarred the tight-knit community. On what began as a beautiful, sunny day in Tumbler Ridge on February 10th, Alex Hardwick was in his home when he suddenly heard an emergency alert go off. “At firs…
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