Massive story here in Nova Scotia. Body count surpasses the Polytechnique massacre in Montreal. Still a lot of speculation but there is a similarity between Polytechnique and this incident because many of the victims are women and they may have been specifically targeted (starting with his ex it appears).
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-...ered-1.5538032
He also appears to have had an obsession with the police. He made his own RCMP cruiser and collected memorabilia which, it appears, he used to impersonate an RCMP officer during the killing spree. Still more details coming out but there are rumours he was pulling people over on the highway and shooting them (again, not confirmed).
Here's a piece of the puzzle that hasn't gotten much attention but I think it could be relevant. It appears he had a run-in with city police (i.e., not RCMP) at his denture clinic in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia a few months back. There was a story published in February 2020 in a local gossip magazine called Frank. It's hard to describe Frank but they kind of satirize local news items, mostly making fun of local leaders and media figures. The tone of their articles is very glib with a humorous intention. Here's a link to the story but it's behind a paywall:
https://www.frankmagazine.ca/post/car-54-where-are-you
The gist of the story is that some undercover cops parked in his clinic's private parking lot and left their car there, he barricaded them in with a chain across the entrance of the parking lot, they came back and he confronted them, they presented their badges, he didn't care and told them to pay him $20 to let them leave, they called dispatch to send over someone with chain cutters, a bunch of other cops converged on the scene, eventually the situation de-escalated and he let them out of the parking lot. Later that night he got an unrelated speeding ticket.
Just a very weird situation right now. If the pandemic wasn't going down this would make headlines across the world.