On a tragic April night in 2020, Nova Scotia’s sense of safety was rocked to the core, as all of Canada caught wind of a deadly mass shooting. The chaos continued well into the next day. After the dust had finally settled, it ended up being the deadliest modern-day shooting that our country has ever seen. Today, the Mass Casualty Commission unveiled its final report, and it showcased an alarming list of failures from the RCMP. We get a wide range of reaction as the show continues. Meantime, a shortage of teachers at Ottawa’s largest public school board has led to a handful of cancelled classes. Andrew Pinsent chats with Mark Fisher, a former OCDSB Trustee.

<p>On a tragic April night in 2020, Nova Scotia’s sense of safety was rocked to the core, as all of Canada caught wind of a deadly mass shooting. The chaos continued well into the next day. After the dust had finally settled, it ended up being the deadliest modern-day shooting that our country has ever seen. Today, the Mass Casualty Commission unveiled its final report, and it showcased an alarming list of failures from the RCMP. We get a wide range of reaction as the show continues. Meantime, a shortage of teachers at Ottawa’s largest public school board has led to a handful of cancelled classes. Andrew Pinsent chats with Mark Fisher, a former OCDSB Trustee.</p>