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Their names and ages are as follows, per a statement from police.

Victims found inside Tumbler Ridge Secondary School:

Victims found inside the home on Fellers Avenue:

Ezekiel Schofield has been identified by police as one of the students killed inside the school. No further details were provided.

Kylie Smith was one of the victims shot inside the school.

In a statement, her family described her as someone who loved family, friends and going to school. She was a talented artist who dreamed of attending art school in Toronto, her family said.

"Kylie was the light in our family," the statement says.

"Rest in paradise, sweet girl, our family will never be the same without you."

Zoey Benoit, who was found dead at the school, is being remembered by loved ones as "resilient, vibrant, smart, caring and the strongest little girl you could meet." 

"She brought so much laughter and smiles in her presence," her family said in the RCMP release.  

They said she loved spending time with her family. 

"We miss you beautiful girl, Zoey we love you so much."

Ticaria Lampert is another of the students killed at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, according to RCMP. No further details have been provided. 

Aviugana-Durand was the educator found dead at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, according to police. No further details were provided.

The child killed inside the shooter's home has been named by RCMP as Emmett Jacobs. He had previously been identified as the shooter’s step-brother.

RCMP have officially confirmed Jennifer Jacobs, also known Jennifer Strang, 39, as one of the victims shot inside the house.

Their names and ages are as follows, per a statement from police.

Victims found inside Tumbler Ridge Secondary School:

Victims found inside the home on Fellers Avenue:

Wendy Cocchia, B.C.’s lieutenant governor, has just entered the legislature chambers in Victoria ahead of what is expected to be a sombre throne speech at 2 p.m. PT. She arrived after MLAs held a formal moment of silence at the legislature at noon.

The speech from the throne is usually a celebratory occasion — a traditional affair featuring a red carpet and cannons — that lays out the government's agenda for the coming session.

Today's event is very different. Cocchia entered the legislature quietly via the inconspicuous east entrance, instead of the large iron gates at the ceremonial front entrance. 

Poilievre will be travelling to Tumbler Ridge tomorrow on the government plane with Carney, the Opposition leader's office has confirmed. Liberal House leader Steven MacKinnon said today all of the federal party leaders have been invited.

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