RCMP failed to save anyone during the Nova Scotia massacre. What went wrong?
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On the weekend of April 18th and 19th, a gunman went on a rampage in Nova Scotia, killing 22 people.
Questions continue to swirl around how effectively the RCMP handled the situation, as it appears they were not able to save even a single life.
Paul Palango, an author who has written multiple books about the RCMP and has pieces in Macleans and The Halifax Examiner about the Nova Scotia shooting, joins Craig to discuss.
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