Your World Tonight Tumbler Ridge in mourning, Trump’s climate clawback, Canada’s Olympic ‘GOAT’ on the slopes, and more
Feb 12, 2026
Julia Wong, CBC reporter on the Tumbler Ridge tragedy, brings on-the-ground interviews with grieving families. John Hernandez, CBC journalist, digs into the suspect’s background and weapon origins. Inayat Singh, CBC reporter, explains the EPA repeal and its climate-policy implications. Salima Shivji, CBC South Asia correspondent, covers Bangladesh’s pivotal election and its post-uprising landscape.
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Personal Grief In Tumbler Ridge
- Abam Wansa described naming his son after himself and the deep pride he felt for the boy who loved school.
- The community in Tumbler Ridge shared personal stories as they grieved the children and teacher killed in the school shooting.
Investigators Trace Weapons And Background
- Investigators focused on where the long gun and modified handgun came from and the shooter's expired firearms licence.
- Police traced prior mental health calls and previous firearm seizures to understand risk factors and weapon origin.
Shooter's Past And Family Posts
- Court records and family posts showed Jessie Van Rooslaar's interest in guns and a nomadic family life.
- Authorities confirmed a history of mental-health interventions and prior seizure and return of guns from the household.