In breaking news, Myles Sanderson, one of two brothers accused of going on a deadly stabbing spree in Saskatchewan, has died after being taken into police custody, according to the RCMP. Heather Yourex-West and Mike Armstrong explain what's known about Sanderson's death, where he was arrested and the operation to track him down.
As more details are released about the 10 innocent people killed in the Saskatchewan mass murders, Mark Arcand spoke about the loss of his sister Bonnie Burns and her son Gregory to the violence. Heather Yourex-West hears how they're being remembered.
And Dawn Robins, the executive director of the Bernice Sayese Centre in Prince Albert, Sask., is organization donations for people affected by the Saskatchewan stabbing rampage. As Dawna Friesen reports, Robins has close ties to the victims and survivors.
Finally, as the events of the past days in the province have shown, communication is vital. After the nationwide Rogers outage this summer, the government is now promising action to ensure 911 and other communication links don’t go down. As David Akin reports, Ottawa is vowing that more will be done to improve the reliability of the country's wireless and internet networks through a nationwide telecom agreement.
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