Student faces attempted murder charge after sword attack in Manitoba school / The Toronto Star
Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 12:23 pm permalink
In a shocking incident at a Manitoba high school, a sword attack left a teen with severe injuries, prompting an attempted murder charge. Authorities are actively investigating the assault, which has rattled the community and raised urgent questions about campus security and student safety.
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