Elizabeth McMillan

The two RCMP officers who fired their weapons at a civilian standing outside the Onslow Belmont Fire Brigade on April 19, 2020, testified at the public inquiry in Dartmouth. Both said they believed they were shooting at the killer responsible for the mass shooting, and wouldn’t have done anything di…

An RCMP officer recounted the “split-second” decision he and his partner made before discharging their carbines in the direction of what turned out to be a civilian on April 19, 2020, during the hunt for the Nova Scotia mass shooter.

The public inquiry looking into the April 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia has committed to calling witnesses, but some lawyers for family members are still skeptical the process will give them enough time and opportunity to get answers.

Nova Scotia Education Minister Becky Druhan has announced that the last day for public school classes this year will be Friday.

Two men have been charged and a third man has been arrested in relation to the death of Prabhjot Singh Katri in Truro, N.S., on Sept. 5.

Nova Scotia’s Department of Labour is hiring a new liaison to try to assist people who were injured at work and the families of people who died on the job, but some people are skeptical it will make a difference.

About 55 per cent of eligible voters cast ballots in the provincial election, the second-worst turnout since 1960, which one political science professor says means perspectives may be missed.

Visitors to Kejimkujik National Park are able to stop by Mik’maw canoe builder Todd Labrador’s workshop four days a week this summer.

The RCMP is reviewing whether its policies were followed in the case of two spouses of top Mounties in Nova Scotia who are working on a team set up to gather evidence for the public inquiry into the mass killing of 22 people in April 2020.

The gunman who killed 22 Nova Scotians in April of 2020 pulled in to get gas in Elmsdale at a pump next to a police officer shortly before he was killed at another gas station in Enfield, N.S., according to new video posted online.

Dispatch call logs from the Truro Police Service obtained by CBC News through access to information give a glimpse into the confusion as RCMP scrambled to track down the suspect travelling through rural communities shooting people between April 18 and 19.

Halifax cartoonist and illustrator Mollie Cronin says one of the offshoots of having a growing digital following is that people around the world are now requesting to use her work as tattoos.

A military veteran, his newly graduated nurse wife, their 10-year-old daughter and her grandmother are dead after an apparent murder-suicide that has rocked a rural Nova Scotia community.