Fears high as Canadian police search for stabbing suspect
Leaders of the James Smith Cree Nation, where most of the stabbing attacks took place, blamed the killings on drug and alcohol abuse plaguing the community.
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Leaders of the James Smith Cree Nation, where most of the stabbing attacks took place, blamed the killings on drug and alcohol abuse plaguing the community.
One of two suspects believed to be involved in one of Canada's largest mass stabbings ever was found dead Sunday. But the hunt is still on for his brother.
A reporter heard people screaming and running and saw police surround a home. Police were barricading roads heading into the reserve.
Fears ran high Tuesday on an Indigenous reserve in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, as police warned residents that the suspect in a deadly stabbing rampage over the weekend might be nearby.
Canadian police surrounded a residence with guns drawn Tuesday on an Indigenous reserve where a stabbing rampage took place over the weekend, as authorities warned people the remaining suspect might be in the area.