The RCMP are unable to share what, if anything, was done with a tip about the man, who shot and killed 22 people in rural Nova Scotia in April.

The RCMP hasn't held a press briefing to answer questions about the massacre since April 28.

There are details about the Nova Scotia mass shooting that the RCMP and the Crown are keeping hidden from the public, including information on weapons and witness accounts.

Police seized a number of computers, cellphones, and the in-car data of two vehicles as part of the investigation into the Nova Scotia mass shooting that killed 22 people.

“Motive is a very narrow way of looking at it. What we’re talking about here is the problem of male violence.”

Acquaintances and former neighbours have described the 51-year-old killer as a clever and manipulative millionaire who would threaten harm to his spouse's family, control her money or cut off her means of escape by removing the tires from her car or blocking the driveway.

'When women stay in violent relationships, they’re looked down upon, and if they leave and the perpetrator does harm to other people, they’re also blamed.'

Nova Scotia's premier said this month he would not plan a public inquiry into the shooting and burning rampage that claimed 22 lives last month.

Brenda Forbes says she felt dismissed when she spoke up about the gunman's violence and weapons cache.

The Nova Scotia gunman who killed 22 people in a series of shootings last month was “paranoid” about the novel coronavirus pandemic, according to newly released police documents.