Canadians affected by Las Vegas massacre

Jordan McIldoon, 23, Maple Ridge, B.C.

McIldoon, an only child, was just days away from his 24th birthday and would have completed a course to qualify as a heavy-duty mechanic in a month.

Calla Medig, Jasper, Alta.

The west Edmonton restaurant worker, who grew up in Jasper, Alta., had made attending the Route 91 Music Festival in Las Vegas a tradition. This was her third annual trip to Vegas.

Tara Roe, 34, of Okotoks, Alta.

The mother of two young boys, described as a “beautiful soul,” was in Las Vegas with her husband, Zach, for a weekend getaway.

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CANADIANS INJURED

Jan Lambourne, Teulon, Man.

The married friend of Jody Ansell, Lambourne was shot in the abdomen and shrapnel fractured her pelvis. She had surgery to repair her intestine.

Jody Ansell, Stonewall, Man.

Ansell was shot in the right arm. She was discharged from hospital late Monday.

Steve Arruda, Calgary

The referee with an adult hockey organization called Hockey North America underwent surgery and was in intensive care in a Las Vegas hospital. He helped his wife to safety, told her run, then stayed to help others get to safety.

Carrie-Lynn Denis of Leoville, Sask.

Denis, who was shot in the foot, grew up on a local farm and is a community volunteer.

Sheldon Mack, Victoria

Mack was shot twice and suffered a ruptured colon and a broken forearm. A friend used his belt as a makeshift tourniquet. He was recovering in intensive care.

Ryan Sarrazin, Camrose, Alta.

Sarrazin, born and raised near Spiritwood, Alta., was shot and seriously injured.

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Canadians affected by Las Vegas massacre

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