Table of Contents
- Executive summary
- Background
- Methods
- Results
- Mass-victimization events and lessons learned
- Air India Flight bombing (1985)
- École Polytechnique massacre (also known as the Montréal massacre,)
- Giant Mine disaster (1992)
- Vernon massacre (1996)
- Mayerthorpe shooting (2005)
- Calgary stabbings/Brentwood tragedy (2014)
- Moncton attack (2014)
- Ottawa shooting (2014)
- Edmonton mass shooting (2014)
- Renfrew County triple murder (2015)
- Quebec City Mosque shooting (2017)
- Toronto van attack (2018)
- Nova Scotia mass shooting (2020)
- London truck attack (2021)
- James Smith Cree Nation stabbings (2022)
- Similarities between mass victimization events
- Mass-victimization events and lessons learned
- Gap analysis
- Recognition of the wider circles of impact
- Inclusion of psychosocial needs in simulation exercises
- Identification and adaptation of extra-jurisdictional practices
- Age, disability, and culturally appropriate supports
- Identification of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) offering support services
- Long-term aftermath of mass victimization events
- Summary and conclusions
- References
- Appendix A
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