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“Albertans join the United States, Canada and the world in mourning those killed and in prayers for their loved ones, the more than 400 wounded, and the survivors of an act of violence that is almost beyond comprehension in a time of peace.

“Our thoughts also are with the police, first responders and always the brave citizens who rushed to aid the victims. We thank them for their courage and compassion.

“The people of Alberta join the world in hoping for the rapid and complete recovery of everyone who was wounded and traumatized. We stand with you in renewed vigilance against violence.” (by Media inquiries)