The Mass Casualty Commission heard from Lisa Banfield today — the common-law spouse to the gunman responsible for the Nova Scotia mass shooting in April 2020. She told the inquiry she was aware of the gunman owning police paraphernalia, but that she was too scared to report them to police. As Callum Smith reports, several families eventually abandoned the proceedings.
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