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The shooting is the third deadliest in the nation's history.

It took place at the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in a rural area of British Columbia.

Authorities responded within two minutes of receiving calls where they found six dead, including the shooter who died of apparent self-inflicted wounds.

Two others were found dead in a nearby home believed to be connected to the shooting.

One more victim died while in transit to the hospital.

Authorities have not released the identity of the perpetrator, but witnesses describe the shooter as, quote, a woman in a dress.

But a superintendent of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who is investigating the shooting, used vague wording to describe the suspect, referring to the shooter not as a gunman or gunwoman, but as a gun person.

Speculation about the gender identity of the shooter is mounting online.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has suspended his planned international travel to attend to the tragedy.

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Yeah, there's been some unrest and some performative activism in Italy over ICE agents assigned to the Olympic Games.

Now, Homeland Security officers are routinely posted at major international events, such as the Olympics, to help out with security and protect Americans.

But ICE's presence this year has been met with protests from local left-wing activists.

Local officials have been upset as well.

Milan's mayor referred to ICE as a militia that kills.

And we should note that at least one protest in Italy from alleged Antifa members has devolved into violence with rioters firing fireworks and officers responding in force.

Now, the opposition to ICE went beyond local Italians and found its way into the Olympic Village as well.