Daughter of Nova Scotia woman killed by husband calls for more public talk about domestic violence

The daughter of a Nova Scotia woman killed by her husband is calling for greater public discussion about domestic violence, saying she learned too late about the warning signs in her mother’s relationship.Brenda Tatlock-Burke was killed on Oct. 18, 2024, and since then four other Nova Scotia women have been killed by men who then took their own lives. Tatlock-Burke’s daughter, Tara Graham, said in an interview Friday that it was heartbreaking for her family to hear of the latest deaths.