Husband of N.S. mass shooting victim outraged after theft from memorial park

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The husband of one of the victims of the Nova Scotia April 2020 mass shooting is disgusted and disheartened after two steel beams were stolen from a memorial park in Debert, N.S., earlier this month.

Nick Beaton, the husband of Kristen Beaton who died during the shootings, said the beams were going to be used to construct a bridge in Heart’s Haven Memorial Park.

The six-hectare park serves as a memorial for both Kristen and Heather O’Brien, two employees of the Victorian Order of Nurses Canada who died in the 13-hour rampage that left 22 people dead. Kristen Beaton was pregnant when she was killed.

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