After seven months of testimony and thousands of documents piecing together what happened around the mass shooting in Nova Scotia, the final week of public proceedings will hear what participants think recommendations should be.
The Mass Casualty Commission is leading the inquiry into the tragic events of April 18 and 19, 2020, and what led to the mass shooting that left 22 people dead, including a pregnant woman.
On Tuesday, the commission will hear from family members of many victims during hearings in Truro, either through lawyers or speaking on their own behalf.
“It’s an opportunity for the participants to sum up what they
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