Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed solidarity with the families of eight people killed in a mass shooting in British Columbia. 'I know that there are no words from me or anyone else that can fill the silence in your homes tonight, and I will not pretend otherwise,' Carney said at an evening vigil for the victims. 'I know that nothing I can say will bring your children back.' The prime minister, who was flanked by opposition leader Pierre Poilievre and leaders of other political parties in the country, added: 'We want you to know that Canadians are with you, and we always will be.' On Tuesday, an 18-year-old transgender girl opened fire at Tampler Ridge High School, resulting in the deaths of...
