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Helen Onuke, from left, the mother of cole Secondaire Neelin High School Grade 10 student Chinonso Onuke who was injured in an attack at the school on June 10, shows pictures of her sons wounds to Manitoba Health Minister and Deputy Premier Uzoma Asagwara and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew during a quiet visit at the Onuke family home near Spruce Woods on Thursday. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)

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Helen Onuke, from left, the mother of cole Secondaire Neelin High School Grade 10 student Chinonso Onuke who was injured in an attack at the school on June 10, shows pictures of her sons wounds to Manitoba Health Minister and Deputy Premier Uzoma Asagwara and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew during a quiet visit at the Onuke family home near Spruce Woods on Thursday. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)

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