VANCOUVER - The British Columbia government says it's exploring legal options after the mass shooting where eight people were killed in Tumbler Ridge.
VANCOUVER - The British Columbia government says it’s exploring legal options after the mass shooting where eight people were killed in Tumbler Ridge.
Attorney General Niki Sharma is expected to meet with media today about those options, five months after the deadly shooting in the community in northeastern B.C.
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