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Wed, Apr 20: Karla Homolka stayed out of the spotlight for more than a decade, but now residents in the Quebec community where she lives and where her two children go to school, are outraged they didn’t know a convicted killer is living in their midst. Amanda Jelowicki reports.

Sun, Apr 24: Since her release from prison over a decade ago, convicted killer Karla Homolka has tried to stay out of the public eye, but was recently found living in Châteauguay. Legal analyst Philip Schneider discusses a hotly debated topic pitting the public’s right to know against a convicted killer’s right to privacy.

MP Marc Miller talks about how worrying it is that Karla Homolka is reportedly volunteering at a Montreal school.

Media reports that Karla Homolka was volunteering at a private Montreal school have prompted officials to ease public concerns, saying anyone with a criminal record won’t be allowed to volunteer.

A group of Montreal parents is outraged after learning one of Canada’s most notorious killers has been volunteering at their children’s school. Karla Homolka served 12 years in prison after taking part in the rapes and murders of two school girls with her then-husband, Paul Bernardo. Mike Armstrong explains what Homolka has been up to.

The Panel talks the Paris Climate agreement, Karla Homolka and The Beatles

Wed, Apr 20: A small Quebec community is making national headlines with news that one of Canada’s most notorious killers is living among them and that her children are attending a local school. But as Caryn Lieberman reports, it doesn’t matter whether local residents like it or not, Karla Homolka can live wherever she wants.

A Facebook page dedicated to documenting the actions and movements of convicted criminal Karla Homolka is sparking new questions whether she is being harassed by members of the public.

Convicted serial killer Karla Homolka is now occasionally volunteering at her children’s Elementary school, Greaves Adventist Academy. But does she have the legal right to and can parents do anything about it? Global’s Howard Cohen finds out.

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale rejected claims the criminal justice system is “broken” and reassured the that systems set-up to provide background checks for volunteers at schools are effective.

Thomas Mulcair suggested it may be time to forgive convicted murderer, Karla Homolka. Did he miss the mark? Bob Reid reflects on the Touchdowns & Fumbles of this week’s newsmakers.

Carla Homolka’s kids have been attending a Chateauguay for the last two years. Parents are now aware and quite worried.

Residents of the Montreal suburb of Châteauguay were shocked to find out Karla Homolka has been living there for at least two years.

Tue, Apr 19: The south shore community of Châteauguay is reeling after reports that convicted killer, Karla Homolka, has reportedly been living in the Montreal suburb for two years.

Fri, Oct 17: The Luka Magnotta murder trial heard from two surprising witnesses on Friday: the son of former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and the sister of notorious serial killer Karla Homolka. Mike Le Couteur has the details.

Convicted killer Karla Homolka has been occasionally volunteering at her children’s Montreal elementary school, and the parents we spoke to expressed their concern and frustration that someone with her criminal history would be allowed near children.

Wed, May 31: Karla Homolka served 12 years after pleading guilty to the killings of two schoolgirls in Ontario, but now she’s repotedly volunteering at her children’s NDG school. Global’s Billy Shields reports.

Wed, Apr 20: Since her release from prison over a decade ago, convicted killer Karla Homolka has tried to stay out of the public eye, but was recently found living in Châteauguay. As one defence lawyer tells Global’s Sarah Volstad, she still has the right to privacy.

Can a Facebook group that follows every move of convicted killer Karla Homolka be considered harassment? Global’s Amanda Jelowicki finds out.