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Texas shooting: Differences between U.S. and Canadian gun laws - Vimarsana News

Texas shooting: Differences between U.S. and Canadian gun laws

Speaking off-script at an event in Halifax Wednesday morning, Canada's Minister of Public Safety said he was gutted by the latest mass shooting south of the border - the 27th in a school this year alone.

Cybercrimes against children on the rise, including pandemic uptick, says StatCan - Vimarsana News

Cybercrimes against children on the rise, including pandemic uptick, says StatCan

A Statistics Canada report suggests that the rate of police-reported cybercrimes against children more than doubled over a seven-year period, including an uptick in the first year of the pandemic.

Source: cp24.com
Cost of N.S. mass shooting inquiry climbs above $20M - Vimarsana News

Cost of N.S. mass shooting inquiry climbs above $20M

The Nova Scotia government has spent $12.8 million to date on the joint provincial and federal inquiry into the April 2020 massacre. Because costs are shared with Ottawa, this means the total has surpassed $20 million and is likely much higher.

Source: cbc.ca
Families frusterated as inquiry into N.S. mass shooting completes interim report - Vimarsana News

Families frusterated as inquiry into N.S. mass shooting completes interim report

The joint provincial-federal commission examining Canada’s worst mass killing has completed its interim report as mandated, but its 171 pages contain little new information.

N.S. shooting: Families disappointed in interim report - Vimarsana News

N.S. shooting: Families disappointed in interim report

The joint provincial-federal commission examining Canada’s worst mass killing has completed its interim report as mandated, but its 171 pages contain little new information.