A prominent St. John’s lawyer was in Truro, Nova Scotia today for the release of the report of the Mass Casualty Commission.
Erin Breen represents a coalition of women’s advocacy groups from across Canada. She hopes the report will spark much-needed change in how the criminal justice system handles intimate partner and gender-based violence. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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