Lisa Gibson case with Manitobas chief medical examiner

The investigation into the deaths of Lisa Gibson and her two young childrenis now in the hands of Manitobas Chief Medical Examiner.

Gibsons body was pulled from the Red River this weekend, after her two children were found clinging to life in a bathtub in her home. They later died.

Police have not said how the children died or what circumstances lead to their deaths but have said postpartum mental health issues are a factor in their investigation.

On Tuesday, Manitobas health minister Theresa Oswald said all of Gibsons previous contact with the provinces medical system has been passed on to Thambirajah Balachandra, the provinces medical examiner.

Balachandra is now tasked with doing a full review, which is expected to be completed in the late fall.

Oswald said it is too early tocome toany conclusions about Gibsons contact with health professionals, but Oswald believes the usual protocols were followed.

She said if Balanchandra finds that they were not, things will change.

"If there is anything, absolutely anything, that we can be doing differently, you can rest assured that we will do that without delay," she said.

Oswald also said she had a message for all Manitoba women. "If you are a mom or a grandparent and you are feeling worried today, there is help. And all we want you to do is reach out for that help," she said.

Winnipeg police plan community event

Winnipeg police announced Tuesday they would be holding a community event to help people deal with the tragedy.

Officers have coordinated with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, the provincial mobile crisis unit, Klinic and Manitoba Family Services to have an information and support evening for residents.

The event will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the Kirkfield Westwood Community Centre, not far from where the children were found.

Police encouraged the public to attend to get information about services available to "assist them in dealing with any emotional difficulty they may be experiencing."