2 Reported Dead in Canada School Shooting

A shooting at a high school in Canada has left at least two people dead and several others wounded. The school, in a remote aboriginal community of La Loche in Canada's western plains province of Saskatchewan, remained in a lockdown Friday. Police in the town of about 3,000 people, located about 600 kilometers north of Saskatoon, would not release any details. The school's Facebook page says it will remain on lockdown until the Royal Canadian Mounted Police resolve the...

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