Stevenson's family described her as a caring wife and mother who was well known in the Halifax area.

Nova Scotia and Ottawa have established the inquiry into April's mass shooting, the province announced on Thursday afternoon.

Families of N.S. shooting victims are calling on the province and feds to move the public inquiry forward.

Katherine Brittain said she was shocked and saddened by the killings, adding she never wished any harm to the four victims.

John Brittain was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and one count of second-degree murder following the killings in Penticton last April.

In Kelowna court, Brittain pled guilty to three counts of first-degree murder and one count of second-degree murder.

According to the parole board documents, the decals were made without permission of the owner of the business.

Many applauded a lawsuit to dissolve the NRA by echoing the clichés often heard after a mass shooting.

The families of the 22 people killed in the tragedy say the announcement of a full public inquiry is the result of their determination and public support.

The rally came after both the provincial and federal governments established an independent review into the incident.