Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the statement on the fourth anniversary of the deadly shootings in the northern Saskatchewan community.

Lawyer who represents La Loche school shooter says he will ask Supreme Court of Canada to overturn a lower court’s decision to uphold an adult sentence.

A decision has been made by Saskatchewan’s highest court on whether the La Loche school shooter will serve an adult or youth sentence.

Counsellors were sent to the village after the shooting, but a year later community leaders complained about a lack of continued support.

Defence lawyer Aaron Fox argued the La Loche school shooter should have been sentenced as a youth instead of receiving an adult life sentence.

Defence lawyer Aaron Fox plans to ask the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal to sentence the La Loche school shooter as a youth or order a new hearing.

NDP MP Georgina Jolibois says the federal government needs to do better for La Loche, Sask.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says $2.2 million will be spent over five years to help people at a northern Saskatchewan school recover from a deadly shooting.

Experts say that Trudeau frequenting Saskatchewan shows he's not forgetting about western Canadians despite criticism from Prairie leaders.

A ceremony was held to unveil renovations made to Dene High School, where the 2016 La Loche school shooting took place.