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A school division in southern Alberta says one of its teachers, who was a victim in a double homicide over the weekend, will be deeply missed by colleagues, friends and students.
Rocky View Schools says Ania Kaminski had been working as a teacher at an elementary school in Cochrane, northwest of Calgary, before she was killed Sunday.
Police have said a woman in her 30s and a man in his 70s, believed to be the woman's father, were found dead at two separate locations in Calgary, sparking a manhunt for Kaminski's spouse.
On Monday, police found the body of Benedict Kaminski by his vehicle parked in a rural area.
The school division says it's offering sincere condolences to all those impacted and that it's working to support students and staff.
A GoFundMe page started by a family friend has raised more than $100,000 to support the teacher's three children, calling her a beloved mom, daughter, sister and friend.
