Saskatchewan stabbings: How the RCMP's lessons learned from Nova Scotia massacre are in focus

The Saskatchewan RCMP's swift response and updates to the public over this week's mass stabbings in that province are a stark contrast to what happened in the 2020 Nova Scotia massacre.

Nova Scotia RCMP under-reported the Portapique massacre at the time, limiting communications in the early hours to a tweet about an unspecified firearms complaint. They also never did issue an emergency alert — something several mounties at the Nova Scotia Mass Casualty Commission's public inquiry admit they never considered.

Ross Lord explains the lessons learned after the 2020 shooting drew intense scrutiny on the RCMP.

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