Montreal — On the eve of the Dawson College shooting’s 20th anniversary, Louise De Sousa speaks about the day that claimed her daughter Anastasia’s life and the long road through grief. The CBC report features De Sousa reflecting on memories of Anastasia and the ongoing process of coping with loss.
The article centers on De Sousa’s personal reminiscences as she marks the anniversary, noting the impact of the incident on her family and the lasting grip of grief. It also references photographs that accompany her memories, including images of Anastasia alongside other children. The piece emphasizes that the tragedy occurred in Montreal and is tied to the broader commemoration of the event two decades later.
No additional details about the shooter, the exact timeline of the day, or specific memorial activities are provided in the summary. The report focuses on De Sousa’s perspective and the emotional weight of the anniversary, rather than a procedural or investigative account.
