Students in Tumbler Ridge begin returning to class following mass shooting

Students in Tumbler Ridge begin returning to class following mass shooting

February 26, 2026 6:59 pm PST.

Some students are heading back to classrooms in Tumbler Ridge, just over two weeks after the community was rocked by a mass killing. Sarah Jones has more about the new safety measures in place at the school and how students are faring.

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