Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating two deaths in Yarmouth they say are suspicious.
According to a media release, RCMP responded on Friday afternoon to the sudden deaths inside a home on Placid Court.
The two people, a 58-year-old man and a 49-year-old woman, were known to one another, police say.
An investigation is being led by the Southwest Nova RCMP Major Crime Unit.
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