Colchester North MLA Tom Taggart(left) and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston spent some time Thursday speaking to those who attended the Mass Casualty Commission’s release of its final report. The roughly 3,000-page report looks in-depth as to what led up to and happened during the April 18-19, 2020, mass casualty, touches on lessons learned, and includes 130 recommendations.

Raissa Tetanish raissatetanish@advocatemediainc.com TRURO: Scott McLeod is hopeful the Mass Casualty Commission’s final report will have a positive impact for Nova Scotians moving forward. McLeod lost his brother, Sean McLeod, during the April 18 and 19, 2020, mass casualty. Sean McLeod was one of 22 victims a perpetrator killed over an almost 13-hour span throughout…

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