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After delays, changes, and criticism, the public inquiry into the mass killings in Nova Scotia is set to begin Tuesday.

Days before the first public hearings at the inquiry into Nova Scotias mass shooting, there is now some idea on how the RCMP plans to respond.

Nick Beaton is having sleepless nights again, much like he did when he and other families affected by Nova Scotia’s mass shooting, were pushing for a public inquiry into the tragedy back in July of 2020.

Nick Beaton and others affected by the Nova Scotia mass shooting say they feel abandoned by a process they feel hasn’t provided them with the answers they need.

The family of a retired firefighter and navy veteran killed in the Nova Scotia mass shooting has come out with its own intense criticism of the inquiry appointed to examine the tragedy.

The family of a retired firefighter and navy veteran killed in the Nova Scotia mass shooting has come out with its own intense criticism of the inquiry appointed to examine the tragedy.

Family members of those killed in Nova Scotia’s mass shooting hope there will be no further delays for public hearings examining the massacre.

  HALIFAX -- The joint federal-provincial inquiry into the April 2020 tragedy in Nova Scotia made its first public presentation Thursday, and announced who will be participating in its proceedings. The Mass Casualty Commission is tasked with examining the events leading up to and including April 18 and 19, during which a gunman killed 22 people in over a 13-hour rampage throughout a number of Nova Scotia communities. In March, the Commission issued a call for applications from individuals ...

  HALIFAX -- Less than a month after Canadas public safety minister announced decommissioned police cars would no longer be sold in surplus government auctions, similar vehicles are still for sale from the military. Surveillance video captured over 13 hours last April not only depicts Gabriel Wortmans movements, but why his violent rampage went on so long. With his fully functioning replica police car, Wortman was able to move relatively freely between communities, and he did -- at least f...

  HALIFAX -- New information released by court order now reveals the types of firearms the perpetrator of Canadas worst mass murder had with him when he was shot and killed by RCMP after his 13-hour killing rampage. On the night of April 18, the killer set fire to several homes and killed 13 people in Portapique, N.S., before evading police later that night. Gabriel Wortman carried out his crimes while dressed as a Mountie and driving a vehicle made to look like an RCMP cruiser. He went on...