More than two weeks after the fatal shooting of a Weyburn woman on Highway 39, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police say the investigation is active and ongoing, but are providing no new public details. The update comes after investigators closed a significant portion of Highway 39 for investigative purposes last Wednesday. In a brief statement, the Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes unit thanked motorists for their patience during the road closure. “The investigation continues, and to be mindful of its integrity, we are unable to provide any further update at this time," the release said. The investigation began on the evening of September 12, when 44-year-old Tanya Myers was shot and killed while riding as a passenger in a black Ford Explorer heading towards Weyburn. An autopsy later confirmed she died of a gunshot wound. The driver of the vehicle, a friend of Myers, was not physically injured. Days into the investigation, police confirmed a second vehicle, an SUV travelling closely behind the Explorer, was also struck by gunfire. The driver of that vehicle heard two ‘pops’ and later found a flat tire, which forensic analysis determined was damaged by a gunshot. The incident has left the community in shock and disbelief, according to Weyburn Mayor Jeff Richards. The victim's family released an emotional statement describing Myers as an amazing energy healer and animal lover and pleaded for the person responsible to grow a conscience and take responsibility for their actions. While a public safety threat exists, the RCMP have stated they have no information to suggest specific individuals or vehicles are being targeted. Investigators have not identified a suspect and remain open to whether the shooting was accidental, reckless, or intentional. Police continue to ask for the public's help. Anyone with information that may be relevant to the investigation is asked to call 310-RCMP. Information can also be submitted anonymously through Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.