The gunman responsible for one of Canada’s worst mass killings had firearms equipped with laser sights and allegedly had grenades.

The killer's common-law spouse and the two men 'had no prior knowledge of the gunman’s actions on April 18 and 19,' but provided him with ammunition.

Complex and heartbreaking questions on the Nova Scotia massacre will be examined by a federal-provincial inquiry that is now preparing for public hearings.

The Terry Ryan Memorial Award for Excellence in Police Services is given to recognize service in helping reduce impaired driving.

The Nova Scotia rampage was one of the deadliest shooting sprees in modern Canadian history. What happened? What could have been done to prevent it?

The deadline for completing a joint public inquiry into April's tragic mass shooting in Nova Scotia is Nov. 1, 2022.

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

The family of a couple feared dead after last weekend’s shooting in Nova Scotia says they wouldn’t have been near the gunman if it wasn’t for the COVID-19 pandemic.

RCMP believe there are more deaths in the Nova Scotia mass shooting. The news has shaken Calgarians, with people living in the city showing support for victims' families.