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A high school in northern Saskatchewan where a deadly shooting took place is open for the first time in a decade on the anniversary of the tragedy.
The Northern Lights School Division says Dene High School in La Loche, about 600 kilometres north of Saskatoon, is set to hold a community ceremony to mark 10 years since the shooting.
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On Jan. 22, 2016, a 17-year-old boy killed two teen brothers in a home before going to the school, where he killed a teacher and a teacher’s aide and wounded seven others.
Premier Scott Moe says his thoughts are with the survivors as well as the families and friends of those killed.
He says it’s a day to reflect on the healing and resilience that has taken place in La Loche over the past decade.
Saskatchewan’s Opposition NDP says in a statement that its members remember the lives lost and stand with those who continue to be affected.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 22, 2026.
