Canadian police encourage tipsters while working on timeline of mass shooting


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  • Friday, 24 Apr 2020

A man staples a heart to a utility pole at the the makeshift memorial, made in the memory for the victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Portapique, Nova Scotia, Canada April 23, 2020. REUTERS/Tim Krochak

PORTAPIQUE, Nova Scotia (Reuters) - Canadian police on Thursday worked to piece together the timeline of a shooting spree that started in a rural hamlet in the Atlantic province of Nova Scotia and ended 13 hours later when the gunman, who killed 22 people, was shot dead.

Police set up a tip line and on Thursday encouraged people who had information to call.

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