In this episode of 13 Hours we introduce the final victim of the killing spree and explore the links between gender-based violence and mass murder. Continue reading
A new advisory panel report points to key reasons why so many Canadians may not be using the COVID Alert app correctly. Continue reading
Less than four per cent of Canadians who tested positive for COVID-19 have used the federal COVID Alert app to warn people of possible exposure to the virus. Continue reading
In Episode 11 of 13 Hours we trace the gunman’s movements during the last full hour of the killing spree and introduce more of the victims. Continue reading
The police watchdog found Nova Scotia’s emergency radio system was overwhelmed during the search for the gunman last April, causing breakdowns in communication. Continue reading
Surveillance video from the Onslow Belmont Fire Brigade hall shows two RCMP officers carrying semi-automatic weapons. The officers will not face criminal charges. Continue reading
The two RCMP officers who opened fire on a Nova Scotia fire hall during the manhunt for gunman Gabriel Wortman will not face charges, investigators conclude. Continue reading
More than 10 months after two RCMP officers fired shots at the Onslow Belmont fire hall, volunteer firefighters say they still don’t have answers from police. Continue reading
Episode 9 of 13 Hours: Too Little, Too Late, we explore the RCMP’s communication with the public and the fact that no emergency alert was issued. Continue reading
Emails from senior Liberal political staffers detail discussions about withholding information about Canada’s COVID-19 response. Continue reading
As new, more contagious variants of COVID-19 spread across Canada, experts wonder why the government waited to implement stricter travel rules. Continue reading
Newly discovered audio recordings of police radio communications show the RCMP was worried about a possible ambush while searching for the gunman in Portapique, N.S., last April. Continue reading
More than six million travellers have entered Canada since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic without being forced to quarantine, new statistics show. Continue reading
Documents contain details of the decades-long business and personal relationship between Tom Evans and Gabriel Wortman, who killed 22 people in an April 2020 shooting spree. Continue reading
Data from public health officials shows passengers may have been exposed to COVID-19 on at least 20 flights between popular vacation destinations and Canada during the holidays. Continue reading