Progress Monitoring Committee releases final annual report

More work needed to address lessons from N.S. mass shooting, says committee chair

Issues such as gender-based violence, institutional trust, misogyny and broader social and economic inequities that can perpetuate violence will require efforts extending beyond the three-mandate of the committee reviewing government and police progress, Myra Freeman says.

'We are safer now than we were in 2020': Chair of Progress Monitoring Committee on mass casualty gives final report

Committee ends its three-year mandate with final update on work on 90 of 130 recommendations. The post ‘We are safer now than we were in 2020’: Chair of Progress Monitoring Committee on mass casualty gives final report appeared first on Halifax Examiner.

Nova Scotia makes progress on Mass Casualty Commission recommendations in final report, but work remains

Over the committees three year mandate, the committee monitored progress on the over 100 recommendations from the Mass Casualty Commission.

Progress Monitoring Committee releases final annual report

The Progress Monitoring Committee published its third and final annual report on the recommendations for the final report of the Mass Casualty Commission on Aug. 31, 2026. The recommendations pertained to community safety and well-being, emergency management readiness, gender-based violence response and prevention, policing reform and access to firearms. The Progress Monitoring Committee reported on […]

Committee tracking N.S. mass shooting recommendations releases third and final report

HALIFAX - The committee tasked with tracking government and police progress implementing recommendations from the inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting has released its third and final annual report.