As the U.S. once again debates gun control in the wake of the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, experts and survivors of past massacres argue there are opportunities to intervene early and even prevent shooters from ever getting into the school — by acting on red flags.
Ontario urged to update law forbidding cremation of bodies with radioactive implantsB.C. farmers worry about fallout from Chinese restrictions on canolaPublic Prosecution Service sends provocatively timed tweet about 'political influence'Channel formerly known as MuchMusic to have much less musicSearch underway for missing Kapuskasing couple Jody and Nicole Blais
0 comments:
Post a Comment