Hundreds turn up for vigil in La Loche, Sask.

A small community in northern Saskatchewan is in mourning after shootings at two locations including a school left four people dead.

Many of the larger candles lit Friday night during a vigil outside of the La Loche Community School continued to flicker Saturday morning. Dozens of candles were left to burn on a fence surrounding the parking lot and in the snow.

"Everyone is affected by this in this community," CBC reporter Devin Heroux said of the community of about 3,000 people.

Hundreds of community members came out for vigilsFriday night outside the school and at a local church to mourn the victims.

People have also been reaching out on social media to express their condolences.

Provincial political leadership, including Premier Brad Wall andNDP Leader Cam Broten, also sent out their condolences.

Canadian professional tennis player Milos Raonic sent his thoughts to the community.