First Nation Implements Lockdown Following Shooting with Multiple Fatalities
A First Nation in northern Quebec, the Cree Nation of Mistissini, has initiated a lockdown following a tragic shooting incident that resulted in multiple fatalities. Chief Michael Petawabano has issued a formal statement, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and urging all community members to remain indoors and secure their homes.
Details of the Shooting Incident
The police are actively investigating the shooting, which has brought significant concern to the community. In response, Chief Petawabano has imposed travel restrictions, limiting movement into and out of Mistissini.
Community Response and Safety Measures
- All public buildings and facilities are closed.
- Residents are advised to stay indoors.
- The lockdown will remain in effect until law enforcement deems it safe for regular activities to resume.
Chief Petawabano expressed the community’s sorrow over the lives lost and the pain experienced by affected families. As the investigation continues, the chief reassured the community of ongoing efforts to ensure their safety.
About Mistissini
Mistissini is situated along the picturesque Lake Mistassini in northern Quebec. The community is now navigating a distressing period as they cope with the aftermath of this violent event.
This tragic report was first released on January 29, 2026. For more updates and information, visit Filmogaz.com.
