Families of N.S. shooting victims plead for officials to learn from mistakes

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As the public inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting wraps up, family members of the victims are calling on the Mass Casualty Commission to frankly point out the RCMP’s failures and clearly outline how to keep them from happening again.

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