Final Report of Canada's Mass Casualty Commission

The Mass Casualty Commission is an independent public inquiry created to examine the April 18-19, 2020 mass casualty in Nova Scotia, Canada, and to provide meaningful recommendations to help keep communities safer. 

During the inquiry the Commissioners listend, asked questions and gathered information as part of their investigation. At the end of the mandate, in 2023, the Commission submitted a report containing findings, lessons learned and recommendations to help prevent and respond to similar events.

The final report is organized thematically across seven volumes. Recommendations, main findings, and lessons learned are woven throughout the report. The executive summary provides a condensed overview of the final report.

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