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MCC Day 51 – Institutional Understanding and Responses to Intimate Partner and Family Violence

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MCC Day 50 – Perpetrator Financial Misdealings and RCMP Officer Misrememberings

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MCC Day 49 – Another Panel Discussion on Mass Casualties, IPV, GBV and Family Violence

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MCC Day 48 – Lisa Banfield Speaks

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MCC Day 47 – Predicting Mass Shootings, and Questions for Lisa Banfield

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MCC Day 46 – Presentation of Lisa Banfield’s Interviews and Re-enactments

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MCC Day 45 – A History of Violence Ignored

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MCC Day 44 – Masculinity and Family Violence Experts, and Charter Issue With Banfield Statements

209

MCC Day 43 - Rurality Discussion and More Brewing Discontent

210

MCC Day 42 – Key Witness Schedule Released, and Further Discussion Panels

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MCC Day 41 – Roundtable on Needs of Family and Community After a Mass Casualty Incident

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MCC Day 40 – Brenda Lucki is Not the Problem (audio fixed)

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MCC Day 40 – Brenda Lucki is Not the Problem

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MCC Day 39 – Support Services, Family Liaison Officer, and Commissioner Exerts Political Pressure For Feds

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MCC Day 38 - Next of Kin Notifications, Witness and Big Stop Video Decisions, and Cst. Dorrrington

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MCC Day 37 – Service Providers and Colchester Political Leaders

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Big Stop Video Drama Exposes MCC Divisions & The Week Ahead

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MCC Day 36 – Paramedics and 911 Call-takers’ Experiences

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MCC Day 35 - Helicopters, Halifax Police, Radios, and No Update on Banfield

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MCC Day 34 – More RCMP Public Communications Witnesses

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MCC Day 33 – Attempts to Explain RCMP-Issued Tweets and Facebook Posts During Mass Casualty

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What The MCC Can Learn From Commissioner Stanton’s Inquiries Book

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MCC Day 32 – Truro Police Chief Dave MacNeil Testifies

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MCC Day 31 – Critical Incident Experts Avoid Criticizing Incident & Possible End to Boycott

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MCC Day 30 – Panels on Critical Incident Response

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MCC Day 29 – Alcohol-Fueled Command Decisions

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MCC Day 28 - S/Sgt. Rehill's Pre-taped Testimony & How Commissioners Might Rebuild Confidence

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MCC Day 27 – Participants’ Boycott Continues, and Local District Commander Testifies (by Video)

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MCC Day 26 – A(n Overdue) Shift to Truro, & Accommodation Decision Drama

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MCC Day 25 – Critical Incident Commanders Testify

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MCC Day 24 – Introducing RCMP Command Decisions

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MCC Day 23 – Emergency Response Team Critical of RCMP Technology and Treatment

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MCC Day 22 – Public Alert Roundtables + Big Stop Video Disclosure Application

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MCC Day 21 - Emergency Alert Advice From British Expert, and Revisiting Conflicting O'Brien Evidence

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MCC Day 20 - The (Neither) Alert (Nor Quite) Ready System

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MCC Day 19 - Key RCMP Officers Testify re: Onslow Belmont and Heather O'Brien

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MCC Day 18 - More on Police Uniforms, Gaps in Firearms Evidence

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NS Could Follow BC Police Review Example, and The Week Ahead in the #MCC

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Analyzing the #MCC Interim Report

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MCC Day 16 - Roundtable Discussion on Police Paraphernalia and Impersonation

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MCC Day 15 - Police Paraphernalia and Decommissioned Vehicles

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Book (and Book Launch) Review - ‘22 Murders’ by Paul Palango

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MCC Day 14 - The Officers Who Ended the Rampage Testify

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MCC Day 13 - Hwy 224, the Big Stop, Chief Medical Examiner Testimony, and Gaps Identified

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MCC Day 12 - Onslow Belmont Fire Hall & Shubenacadie

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Was Heather O’Brien left to die? Fitness tracker data omitted from MCC presentation

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MCC Day 11 - Glenholme and Plains Road

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MCC Day 10 - Blueberry Field Gate, Hunter Road, and Wentworth

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MCC Day 9 - Witness Panel of First Officers on Scene + Collaborative Cross-Examination

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Appropriate Political Interference at the MCC

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How and When the MCC Will Address Questions of Motive

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MCC Day 8 - Banfield’s Charges, Overnight in Debert, and Decision on Witnesses

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MCC Day 7 - Further Requests for RCMP Witnesses

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The MCC’s Disorienting Presentation Unfair to the Viewing Public and Not At All Trauma-Informed

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MCC Day 6 - Participants Requesting Police Witnesses

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MCC Day 5 - Participants’ Responses to Initial Presentations

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MCC Day 4 - Presentation on 911 System and Initial Police Response Foundational Document

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MCC Day 3 - Portapique April 18-19, 2020 Foundational Document Presentation

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MCC Day 2 Introducing the Communities and the Structure of Policing

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MCC Day 1 - Commissioners’ Remarks and Human Impact Panel

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Developments Over the Weekend, as the MCC is Poised to Begin

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The Need for Testimony on Nova Scotia’s Failed Emergency Alert System

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How a Bill Fails to Become a Law - the Nova Scotia Police Identity Management Act

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Lowering Expectations - The Latest MCC Update

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What It Means for the MCC to be “Trauma-Informed”

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Reaction to Critical Patterson Law Statement

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What Will Happen During MCC Hearings if The Gunman was a Confidential Informer or Police Agent

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Policing Nova Scotia

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Reaction to Latest MCC Delay Announcement

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A Compellable Witness – Why the Gunman’s Spouse Must Testify

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How the Three Commissioners Might Run the Mass Casualty Hearings

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Analyzing the SIRT Report into the Final Moments of the NS Mass Casualty

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SIRT Report on Onslow Fire Hall Shooting Leaves Unanswered Questions

274

The Case for Northern Pulp – a look at their legal strategy and the strength of their case against the Province

275

Non-disclosure Agreements and Compensation Offers for MCC Victims’ Families

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Vaccinating Judges and the Rule of Law During the Pandemic

277

A Brief History of Inquiries in Nova Scotia

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Potential Benefits and Risks of Mass Casualty Commission’s Unusual Foundational Document Creation Process

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The Underappreciated Significance of the Ongoing Court Battle Over Mass Shooting Information

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Driving Through Portapique to Hike Cape Chignecto

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What can the Mass Casualty Commission actually accomplish?

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Delay in Mass Casualty Commission Hearings May Mean Disclosure Battles Taking Place

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What the list of Participants can tell us about the Mass Casualty Commission Proceedings

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Source and Reliability of Pre-Inquiry Information related to the Nova Scotia Mass Casualty Commission

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Evolution of the Mass Casualty Commission Mandate

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Introducing The Rodgers Brief