It’s nearing midnight in Tumbler Ridge, the town in British Columbia where six people were found dead – including the suspected female shooter – at a high school.

We’re winding down our live coverage for now, but here’s what we know and don’t know so far about one of Canada’s worst mass shootings in decades:

Overall, 10 people died in the small town of Tumbler Ridge, a remote municipality with a population of around 2,400 people.
Six bodies were found at the local high school, which has a student population of 160 students.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney cancelled a trip abroad in response to the deaths.
Authorities haven’t identified the woman who was the suspected shooter, nor any motive.
They also haven’t said how many of the victims at the school were minors or identified any of the victims.