A mother of two, a 77-year-old widower and a crisis worker were the initial victims identified in the stabbing rampage that left 10 people dead and wounded at least 18.None of the deceased are children or infants, and the youngest victim was believed to be born in 1999, said Rhonda Blackmore, the commanding officer of the Saskatchewan RCMP.At least nine of the 10 deceased are from the James Smith Cree Nation, and one is from the nearby town of Weldon.At least 15 of the 18 who were injured are also from the First Nation.RCMP said the attacks happened at 13 separate locations.
— Lou-ann Neel (@LouannNeel1) September 5, 2022
#StJamesSmithCreeNation pic.twitter.com/zjxC6QeuRm
— Robyn L: Itisahwâkan (@RobynWinsEnnit) September 6, 2022
FSIN is asking for Sacred Fires to be lit in all FN communities for protection and safety so this will cover all of this province's lands and people. Stay true to the peace within your heart, we all walk onward towards the healing soon. 💔🪶
— Debbie ᑳᑫᓯᒧᑐᑕᐁ (@ironbow) September 5, 2022
Film it on a potato next time, you're only the GD Premier.
— Saskboy from Saskatchewan (@saskboy) September 6, 2022
Dude didn't even remove his hat...
— Chizzler (@FidlumBenz) September 5, 2022
This is how a leader expresses condolences and support to the bereaved and hurting. https://t.co/PEmkFi4WeS
— T cameron (@patriciacameron) September 6, 2022
Good to see the high level of coordination and combined effort between the RCMP’s “F” Division and other police services across Saskatchewan, like RPS in Regina and Chief Evan Bray. Public updates from responsible officers is helpful.
— Ralph Goodale (@RalphGoodale) September 5, 2022
My heart goes out to the people of Saskatchewan.💔 😢
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) September 6, 2022
Hearts out to James Smith Cree Nation of Saskatchewan.
— tanya tagaq (@tagaq) September 5, 2022
Flags are flying at half mast across the country:My thoughts and love are with the James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan ❤️
— Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon (@GurdeepPandher) September 5, 2022
I popped by to see the flag at half mast for #Saskatchewan and he SK spot by the Centennial Flame was a perfect. Canada mourns with you. My heart is heavy but I know SKers are the best at getting each other's back. This tragedy will show who you are. Again. #saskatchewanstrong pic.twitter.com/nbePrApQ44
— Shawn-Bob (@snstevenson) September 6, 2022
Tonight the CN Tower will dim for five minutes at the top of each hour in honour of the victims of attacks in James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon, Saskatchewan pic.twitter.com/kYdBbeu9FH
— J.C... (@jorgeco37551116) September 6, 2022
The Northern Lights Palace Arena is just blocks away from the Melfort Hospital where some of the victims are being treated. At the Boston Pizza down the road staff packed up pizzas to send to police for their long shifts.
— Mickey Djuric (@MickeyDjuric) September 6, 2022
At the Saskatoon hospital, where many of the stabbing victims were transported. Flags fly at half-mast. @CTVNews pic.twitter.com/ARERLCvhS1
— Jill Macyshon (@JillMacyshonCTV) September 5, 2022
The government of #Saskatchewan says flags at the Legislative Building and all government buildings have been lowered and will remain at half mast, one day for each life lost during today’s attacks. #Sask #JamesSmithCreeNation
— Alec Salloum (@AlecJSalloum) September 5, 2022
Image re supporting #JamesSmithCreeNation:
— Naomi Sayers, Ozaawaagiizis'okwe 💕 (@kwetoday) September 6, 2022
They need:
❗️food
❗️styrofoam plates, bowls or cups and cutlery
To be dropped off Bernard Constant School Gym
No EMTs at this time.
❗️gift cards
❗️monetary donations to same location
‼️ Cheques payable to James Smith Cree Nation https://t.co/vpyw9uuvLY pic.twitter.com/82L2DwF1uq
Support poured in to the affected communities from Indigenous leaders and others as victims were identified on social media. https://t.co/ILTPz00U7t
— ICT (@IndianCountry) September 6, 2022
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