Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the terrible stabbing in Saskatchewan and described the incident as “terrible and heartbreaking”. At least 10 people were killed and 15 others were injured in a series of knives in Canada Saskatchewan Province,
early morning on Sunday (local time). The effort is in the NAB of the suspects.The attack on Saskatchewan is now terrible and heartbreaking. I thought of those who lost their loved ones and those who were injured. I thought of those who lost their loved ones and those who were injured. “
We monitored the situation carefully, and urged everyone to follow the update from local authorities. Thank you to all the first respondents who are brave for their efforts on the ground, “Tweeted Trudeau.
We are closely monitoring the situation, and urge everyone to follow updates from local authorities. Thank you to all the brave first responders for their efforts on the ground.
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) September 4, 2022
Standing in 13 crime scenes is one of the most deadly mass killings in modern Canadian history and is certain to echo throughout the country, which is not accustomed to mass violence attacks that look more common in neighboring the United States.
The Canadian police have appointed two suspects – Damien Sanderson and Myles Sanderson – who are currently underway.
Marco Demicino, the Minister of Public Security of Canada, has urged the population of the city to remain safe and shelter. “For everyone in Saskatchewan, especially those close to the first nation of James Smith Cree, please take shelter in place and stay safe,” he tweeted.
Residents in the area of the capital regina are also advised not to approach suspicious people and do not take passengers. RCMP also asked them to report suspicious people, emergencies or 911 information. They were also asked not to share the location of the police.
The police examination post has been established throughout Saskatchewan, at least from Prince Albert to Regina, with officers checking identification.
The first warning was released at 7:12 Canadian time and since then it has several rounds of alarm bells. Renewal at 10 am from Saskatchewan RCMP said there were several victims in several locations and apparently the victims were attacked randomly.
Weldon, in Saskatchewan Province, is located about 50 kilometers southeast of Prince Albert, and about 25 kilometers southwest of James Smith Cree Nation. Responding to “mass victims” at James Smith Cree Nation, the community, along with the chakastaypasin band from Cree Nation and Peter Chapman Band, stated an emergency on Sunday afternoon, reported CBC.
