Lawyers for families argue gunman's spouse must be witness in N.S. shooting inquiry

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Lawyers representing families of 20 of the people killed during the April 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia say the public inquiry examining the violent rampage will not get a clear picture of what happened unless it hears directly from the gunman’s spouse. 

The Mass Casualty Commission presented documents this week summarizing what it believes happened in Portapique, N.S. They state the gunman attacked his partner of 19 years, Lisa Banfield, and proceeded to kill 13 neighbours after she escaped and hid in the woods. 

Gabriel Wortman killed nine more people while disguised as a Mountie the following morning and drove nearly

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