Maya Gebala Reaches Another Milestone -- A Big One -- Leaving Hospital

Maya is 1 of 1 for sure 

Maya Gebala has been released from BC Children's Hospital, Oct. 29, 2026, according to her father, David Gebala. Maya is a survivor of critical injury in the library at the Tumbler Ridge school where 6 people were shot to death, and others injured early this year. Maya was airlifted to B.C. Children's Hospital with catastrophic injuries Feb. 10, 2026. 

MAYA RECEIVES YOUTH HEROISM AWARD 

The Ghost Accomplice of Tumbler Ridge is Revealed

The Quiet Net: How Law Enforcement Built the Trap That Finally Snapped Shut

  

 An editorial on the cross‑border investigative grind that caught the Tumbler Ridge accomplice before he disappeared

Every major tragedy has two timelines: the one the public sees, and the one the investigators live. The Tumbler Ridge killings were no exception. The public timeline was brutal and short — a young killer, Jesse Van Donseler, a shattered school, a devastated family, and a community left staring into the kind of silence that never fully heals. 

But the investigative timeline stretched on

A Hero for the 21st Century

 I'm trying to look inside myself to see if I could do what Maya Gebala is seen doing here  in this CCTV image. This is captured from the video of the moment in Tumbler Ridge, BC, the day Maya faced certain death. At first she faced it through the window of the door she is holding shut, and a moment later, a matter of a few seconds on the clock, she is facing the smoking barrel of an assault rifle pointing at her face, and firing, hitting Maya twice. 

Tumbler Ridge Tragedy -- Remote BC Community Shattered

Police Allege Female-Perpetrated Mass Shooting

BEFORE AND AFTER NEW WORLD PHARMA

Originally published Feb 10, 2026.Updates

Police lied through their teeth to 43 Million Canadians