Trudeau denies government interfered with Nova Scotia mass shooting police investigation
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government didn’t interfere with a police investigation into the Nova Scotia mass shooting, following a Conservative party call for the resignation of former public safety minister Bill Blair and the RCMP’s commissioner.
However, she told officers in Halifax that she felt frustrated when she learned the speaking notes used for an RCMP news conference earlier that day did not include basic information about the killer’s weapons in the April 18-19, 2020, rampage. Trudeau added the RCMP didn’t release more than the general information that the guns were semi-automatic pistols and rifles.
Raquel Dancho, Conservative public safety critic, read a statement to reporters Friday calling for Blair and Lucki to resign immediately.
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