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Fri, Jan 22: Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale comments on the La Loche school shooting and says resources are on the way to help.

Fri, Jan 22: One male is in custody in relation to the school shooting in La Loche, Sask. on Friday, said an RCMP official during a press conference. The media was also told a firearm has been secured and there are two scenes currently being investigated.

Fri, Jan 22: The tiny northern Saskatchewan town of La Loche is the scene of a deadly shooting. Police continue to investigate shooting scenes including the local high school

Sun, Jan 24: Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall thanks RCMP, school officials and first responders for their response in the La Loche shooting.

Hundreds of people in La Loche, Sask., including school staff, students and residents, took part in a “reclaiming our school” march following the fatal school shooting in January.

Fri, Jan 29: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greeted dozens of residents as he arrived in La Loche, Saskatchewan. The small community was rocked by a school shooting last week which claimed the lives of 4 people.

Fri, Jan 29: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in La Loche, Sask. on Friday to pay his respects and meet with community leaders at the school where a 17-year-old male suspect, who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is believed to have opened fire on Jan. 22.

Fri, Jan 29: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in La Loche, Sask. on Friday to meet with community leaders and pay his condolences to the victims of the school shooting on Jan. 22. Trudeau was seen holding a bouquet of flowers in front of the high school of the fatal shooting, while taking a moment...

Fri, Jan 29: Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, told the media on Friday that everyone deserves a chance to succeed to, despite where they live. His comments come after a meeting with community members in La Loche, Sask. on the tragic school shooting on Jan. 22.

Wed, Jan 27: As members of the La Loche community still try to come to grips with the mass shooting that left four dead, officials are looking for ways to help people and start over. Leena Latafat reports.

Wed, Jan 27: Nearly 200 people attended a vigil in Regina in support of La Loche after last week’s school shooting. They also discussed how to help.

The top headlines of Global National with Dawna Friesen for Monday, January 25 include: a jury finds a Toronto police officer guilty of attempted murder in the death of Sammy Yatim, whose final moments were caught on video; what needs to change in communities like La Loche, Saskatchewan, following Friday’s deadly school shooting; and the...

Mon, Jan 25: The teen charged in connection with Friday’s shooting that left four people dead in northern Saskatchewan makes court appearance. Meaghan Craig reports.

Fri, Jan 22: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his sympathies for the victims of a shooting in La Loche, Sask. Trudeau confirmed that five were dead and two others in critical condition. CORRECTION: Four people are confirmed dead.

Tue, May 9: One of the seven people who was wounded in the deadly La Loche school shooting last year says she is still not getting the help she needs 15 months later. Jules Knox reports.

The people of La Loche seeking healing after last year’s shooting rampage will now need to wait even longer. Another unexpected turn has delayed sentencing for the teenaged gunman.

The shooter in a Saskatchewan home and school shooting that left four people dead and seven wounded will be sentenced as an adult. Ryan Kessler with the details from La Loche.

PM Justin Trudeau explains that properly allocating funds from the La Loche school shooting took some time so they could properly invest the funds.

La Loche, Sask., Mayor Georgina Jolibois says more help is needed, especially for mental health and addictions, as the community continues to recover from a tragic school shooting.

Tue, Jan 26: Funerals are being planned for the four people killed in last week’s shooting spree in La Loche, Sask. The trauma of what happened there is still fresh and the children in the town haven’t been back to school since the tragedy. Reid Fiest reports from La Loche.