RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme and Assistant Commissioner Dennis Daley, commanding officer of the RCMP in Nova Scotia, are expected to speak on Thursday after the Mass Casualty Commission released its final report on the mass shooting that occurred in Nova Scotia in April 2020.

The federal-provincial inquiry examined the events surrounding the 13-hour rampage that began in the community of Portapique and ended when the RCMP gunned down the 51-year-old killer at a gas station about 55 kilometres south.

The report is likely to refocus the spotlight on the RCMP's problem-plagued response to the 13-hour rampage that claimed 22 lives.

Almost three years since the rampage, senior RCMP officers and staff involved in the tragic case have all either retired or moved into new jobs.

The public inquiry’s mandate included examinations of the police response, the killer’s access to firearms, gender-based violence, the assistance offered to those most affected, and the steps taken to inform the public as the rampage unfolded.

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