Nova Scotia mass shooting: Families of shooting victims boycott inquiry over questioning of RCMP
The public inquiry into the murders of 22 people in Nova Scotia in 2020 is the subject of renewed skepticism. Most victims’ family members have begun boycotting the testimony of RCMP decision-makers, claiming the mass casualty commission overseeing the public hearings is shielding the Mounties from full accountability. Ross Lord reports.
Why is it called 'a hearing' if the public isn't allowed to HEAR ?
How is this closed door inquiry allowed to happen? The RCMP need to stand for integrity and responsibility to the Canadian public. Not hiding in the shadows covering their azzes. What a joke.
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