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Author: Jana G. Pruden, Matthew Scace, Alanna Smith
Publication Date: February 13, 2026 - 20:57
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Tight-knit Tumbler Ridge pulls together after ‘unimaginable’ tragedy
February 13, 2026
It began so quietly. So quietly, that even the closest neighbour to the house on Fellers Avenue didn’t know what terror was unfolding until it was already done.
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