Alex Ritson

And the police say they believe that that incident at that home and what happened at the school was linked.

Although at this stage, they're not going into any details.

The police say they don't know the attacker's connection whatsoever.

There was a community lockdown that happened in the minutes and hours after this shooting.

That has now been cancelled.

The authorities say that they don't believe that there were any outstanding suspects or ongoing threats to the public.

So details of the suspected shooter fairly few and far between.

Very few and far between.

The only inkling that we have about a possible, well, not so much an identity, but an initial alert that went out to the authorities when it was discovered that something had happened at the school.

The Canadian media say the alert described the suspect as a woman, someone in a dress with brown hair.

Now, that isn't confirmation that it was a woman, but perhaps an indication that in the early stages of this, they might have believed that a woman was responsible, but certainly no confirmation about an identity from the police.

And this is a tiny community.

Yeah, 2,400 people approximately live in Tumbler Ridge.

As I say, it is a very small community.

It's about 1,000 kilometres north of Vancouver, near the border with Alberta.

As we know, based on past shootings in Canada, shootings are very rare in that country if you compare it, say, to the United States in terms of the use of firearms and violence, these kinds of incidents.

They have happened in the past, but very few and far between.

Peter Bowes.

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