Mass stabbing in Saskatchewan kills 10, wounds 15; two suspects sought

10 people killed and 15 wounded in stabbing attacks across Saskatchewan; victims include residents of Indigenous community and nearby village.

On a quiet Sunday morning in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, violence broke across two small communities — the James Smith Cree Nation and the village of Weldon — leaving ten people dead and fifteen wounded across thirteen crime scenes. The attacks, some targeted and some seemingly random, sent two suspects fleeing across the prairies while a manhunt stretched across three provinces. In the aftermath, a grandmother recalled a mumbling stranger on her street, a neighbor mourned a man she would not name, and a province held its breath — reminded, once again, how swiftly ordinary mornings

Mass stabbing in Saskatchewan kills 10, wounds 15; two suspects sought

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