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2 Dead in 1st Nation Reserve Shooting in Northern Quebec

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2 dead in First Nation reserve shooting in northern Quebec
A shooting on a First Nation reserve in northern Quebec left two people dead, authorities said Thursday.

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A deadly shooting in Quebec First Nation reserve triggers a lockdown, chief says
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Cree Nation Community in Quebec on Lockdown After Two Shot Dead, CBC Reports
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First Nation shooting in northern Quebec leaves two men dead
Chief Michael Petawabano says travel in and out of the community is restricted and all public buildings and facilities are closed.

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Quebec First Nation on lockdown after 'multiple fatalities'
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Two dead in Cree Nation of Mistissini linked to organized crime, say police
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Two slayings shake Cree community in northern Quebec
Petawabano conveyed his sympathies to those affected, saying “our hearts are heavy with grief for the lives lost and the families affected by this tragedy.”

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2 dead in shooting in northern Canada, no active threat: Officials
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Cree Nation community in Quebec on lockdown after fatal shooting
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