Canada mass shooting inquiry urges police reform, gun regulations

Commission lays out long list of failures leading up to and during the rampage that left 22 dead in the province of Nova Scotia. A public inquiry into the worst mass shooting in Canada’s history has found widespread failures in how the federal police force responded to the deadly 2020 attack, calling for reforms to policing, better public communication, and stricter gun safety regulations. In a seven-volume report released on Thursday, the Mass Casualty Commission said the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) missed red flags in the years leading up...