Deputy Barbara McLean

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[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

The Commissioners shared an update this week that includes further information about what to expect during the first and second week of the Commission’s 2022 public proceedings. Visit our website for more information: https://t.co/WsxwzUfW6j

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

In November, we conducted an online survey asking people how they would like to share their experience. We did this to ensure everyone has the opportunity to share their experience in a setting and format they are most comfortable with.

[Bell Let's Talk @Bell_LetsTalk]

#BellLetsTalk Day 2022 is January 26! As we continue to focus on action to increase awareness around #mentalhealth and mental illness, we encourage Canadians to keep listening, keep talking and keep being there for ourselves and each other. Learn more: https://t.co/GiYOgGmF22

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

The Commission shared an update this week that includes information about the 2022 public proceedings schedule, the expanded Foundational Document list and Commissioned Reports. Read the full update on our website: https://t.co/DJyNcptHBc

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

Our independent investigators have 30+ years of municipal/rural policing experience including assignments in frontline emergency response & specialized operational & investigative roles. None of our team members are current or former RCMP. Read their bios: https://t.co/YiSsEdvP6b

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

In the new year, we will be inviting people to share their experience about how the mass casualty impacted or continues to impact them. Before we do that, we want to understand how you would like to share this often difficult info. Share your input here: https://t.co/WwyrQb103M

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

Our Open House in #Dartmouth is today Tues, Nov 23 from 4:30-6:30pm at the @ZSportsplex. You're welcome to come any time during the event. We'll be sharing info about our work, answering any questions, and connecting with community members. Learn more: https://t.co/tXQrKJLhsG

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

We will be sharing the findings of our Phase 1 work—which includes our investigation into what happened—with the public in the new year. This info will be shared in Foundational Documents that will be available on our website. Learn more: https://t.co/9XPAVuGnui

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

The focus of a trauma-informed approach is to minimize the potential for further harm and re-traumatization, & to enhance safety, control & resilience for those most affected.

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

We are looking forward to our Open House at the Milford Recreation Centre later today from 4:30-6:30pm. Community members are welcome to come anytime. Please remember that proof of full vaccination will be required, as per Nova Scotia's COVID-19 Protocols.

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

Our Open House in #EastHants is this Tues, Nov 9 from 4:30-6:30pm. You're welcome to come any time during the event. We look forward to sharing info about our work, answering questions & connecting w/ community members. For more details, visit our website. https://t.co/VNzVjWtRkr

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

We are hosting Open Houses this month to share information with community members about our work and how to take part in the inquiry process. The format will be informal, drop-in style. There will be no formal presentations. Visit our website for details: https://t.co/vMClzlhJPe

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

The Commissioners shared an update today that includes information about a short survey inviting people to tell us how they would like to share their experience of the mass casualty, and two new Open House dates. Visit our website to read more. https://t.co/2Ap04EycxE

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

We want to understand how you'd like to share your experience about how the NS mass casualty has affected you so we can collect this often-difficult information in a way that works best for you. Fill out a short survey to share your input. https://t.co/Bet93n7JsO

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

We know a public inquiry doesn't happen everyday & some key terms used aren't common in daily conversation. We want everyone to have the tools to understand/engage with our process. See our website for a glossary of key terms you may hear through our work: https://t.co/z0g8tIawD8

[Toronto Police @TorontoPolice]

On this first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we the Toronto Police Service honour the healing journey of residential school survivors and their families and recognize the true legacy left by residential schools.

Watch full length video: https://t.co/LyOqORcR3N

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

Our team will be in Wentworth later today for an Open House. The format is informal, & you can drop-in any time. The setup of the space will have Commission team members at tables sharing info about different aspects of our work & answering questions. https://t.co/8kOzDh4MmO

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

The Foundational Documents will include the key facts and events leading up to and during the April 2020 mass casualty in Nova Scotia. We expect to begin sharing these Foundational Documents this fall.

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

The Commission's Foundational Documents summarize large volumes of documents to allow facts to be placed in evidence without requiring each document to be presented orally by a witness during the public hearing.

[Mass Casualty Commission @NSMassCasualty]

A reminder of our upcoming public Open Houses to share information with community members about the Commission and our work. For details, please visit our website: https://t.co/8kOzDgNaYe