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Police identified the suspect as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, a former student who died at the scene from a self-inflicted wound.

The suspect's mother and stepbrother were also found dead at a nearby home, and a motive hasn't been established.

Yesterday, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed Parliament.

Van Root-Solar reportedly had a lapsed gun license.

Canada has stricter firearm laws than the U.S., but as Reuters reports, the federal government has struggled to deliver on a politically divisive gun buyback program that was implemented after a mass shooting five years ago.

After a difficult 2025, the jobs market has made a surprisingly good start this year.

Official figures show that U.S.

employers added 130,000 positions last month, the strongest growth in over a year.

Gains were concentrated in healthcare, social assistance, and construction fields, but the picture was more mixed for white-collar workers.

Over 30,000 jobs were lost across financial and information sectors, giving some economists pause on having an overly enthusiastic outlook.

According to the Wall Street Journal, feds will likely maintain a wait-and-see posture before making further rate cuts based on the January report.

And finally, the Olympics can make heroes out of people from all walks of life, including personal injury lawyer and curler Rich Roonan.

At 54 years old, the Minnesotan could become the oldest American athlete in the Winter Games history.

Despite his age, Roonan insists he's still a force to be reckoned with and wears a T-shirt that reads, "'I'm not the dad and I'm not the coach,' just in case anyone mistakes him for anything but a competitor."

The Wall Street Journal notes that Runin is an alternate, meaning the slip-and-fall attorney will only get to play if someone, well, slips and falls.

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