[THREAD] These are the people who died in rural Nova Scotia in one of the worst mass killings in Canadian history.
Const. Heidi Stevenson was a 23-year member of the RCMP and a mother of two children. 1/
(Nova Scotia RCMP/Twitter)
Const. Heidi Stevenson was a 23-year member of the RCMP and a mother of two children. 1/
(Nova Scotia RCMP/Twitter)
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Lisa McCully was a longtime teacher and a mother of two who lived in Portapique, N.S. She taught at Debert Elementary School.
"She was somebody who taught from the heart," said Nova Scotia Teachers Union president Paul Wozney. 3/
(Facebook)
"She was somebody who taught from the heart," said Nova Scotia Teachers Union president Paul Wozney. 3/
(Facebook)
Sean McLeod and Alanna Jenkins were corrections officers living together in West Wentworth, N.S. They were found dead in a home Sunday morning after a fire broke out and gunshots were heard. 4/
(Taylor McLeod/The Canadian Press)
(Taylor McLeod/The Canadian Press)
Jolene Oliver, Aaron Tuck and their daughter Emily Tuck were among the victims. They lived in Portapique, N.S. http://cbc.ca/1.5538557
“She">https://cbc.ca/1.5538557... had so much potential … so much love, so smart, so caring, so humble," said Oliver’s sister. 5/
(The Canadian Press)
“She">https://cbc.ca/1.5538557... had so much potential … so much love, so smart, so caring, so humble," said Oliver’s sister. 5/
(The Canadian Press)
Jamie and Greg Blair, a married couple, have been confirmed by family to be among the victims. 6/
(Kelly Blair/The Canadian Press)
(Kelly Blair/The Canadian Press)
Tom Bagley of West Wentworth, N.S., is being remembered for always willing to lend a hand to others. 7/
(Charlene Bagley/Facebook)
(Charlene Bagley/Facebook)
Kristen Beaton, a continuing-care assistant, was a wife and mother. The Victorian Order of Nurses confirmed she worked there for nearly six years.
The organization called her compassionate and caring. 8/
(Facebook)
The organization called her compassionate and caring. 8/
(Facebook)
Gina Goulet, a 54-year-old in Shubenacadie, N.S., battled cancer twice before her life was taken on Sunday, her daughter Amelia Butler told The Canadian Press.
She worked as a denturist for 27 years. 9/
(Annette Fisher via The Canadian Press)
She worked as a denturist for 27 years. 9/
(Annette Fisher via The Canadian Press)