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More freedom for a man who killed his children; Allan Schoenborn’s request for unescorted leave and reaction from the family. How British Columbians are facing life after face coverings. And Premier John Horgan weighs in on the freedom convoy heading for Victoria with strong words.

The British Columbia Review Board has decided Allan Schoenborn will remain in custody with conditions for another year. Rumina Daya has the latest and reaction.

The man who killed his three children in Merritt more than 15 years ago was the focus of a BC Review Board hearing on the future of his custody and supervision. As Rumina Daya reports, the board heard that Allan Schoenborn, who has changed his name to Ken John Johnson, feels the public needs to...

Some explosive moments Wednesday at a Review Board hearing for Allan Schoenborn, the man found not criminally responsible for killing his three children in Merritt 14 years ago. Rumina Daya has more on what happened, including the revelation he has a new name.

Convicted child killer Allan Schoenborn gets a new name. Vancouver police defend their actions after video captured an officer punching an Indigenous woman who was in handcuffs. And TransLink gets a funding boost, but it didn’t come from the federal budget.

Mon, May 2: A hearing begins today in B.C. Supreme Court to determine whether strict new controls should be placed on Allan Schoenborn, a mentally ill father who killed his kids three children 8-years-ago. Grace Ke reports.

Allan Schoenborn, who killed his three children in 2008, has been granted unescorted absences from his mental health facility despite objections from his victims’ family. Kristen Robinson reports.

It is an anxious morning for the family of Allan Shoenborn’s slain children as they wait to hear whether he will be designated a high-risk accused. Dave Texeira is a spokesperson for the family.

Shocking new details about the extensive criminal record of the suspect charged in the death of Tori Dunn and his history of violence. A controversial ruling on the future of child-killer Allan Schoenborn. Why does he still get unescorted leave, even though he’s a risk to public safety? And why B.C. fruit growers are calling out...

Allan Schoenborn, the man who killed his 3 children nine years ago, will not be designated a high-risk accused. Our Jordan Armstrong is at the BC Supreme Court in New Westminster with reaction to today’s decision from the victims’ family.

A decision has been reached that child killer Allan Schoenborn will recieve escorted leaves into the community. The BC Review Board releasing its decision late afternoon on November 17, 2017. Catherine Urquhart has the details.

The failure of Oregon’s progressive drug policy and what B.C. is learning about decriminalization from their failure. A look at the legislation that allows child killer Allan Schoenborn to change his name. And Tim Hortons customers feel double-crossed by the company after receiving emails about Roll Up the Rim prizes, they didn’t win.

A B.C. man who killed his three children has been granted unescorted leave in the community for up to 28-days. According to a spokesperson for his victims’ family, the B.C. review board has approved Allan Schoenborn’s latest request for unescorted leave.

A Supreme Court justice has ruled that Allan Schoenborn, who killed his three children nine years ago in Merritt, will not have a high-risk designation. Rumina Daya reports.

Fri, May 29 – Minister James Moore joined Samantha Falk on BC1 for reaction to the decision to allow child killer Allan Schoenborn escorted day passes.

A review hearing for B.C. child killer Allan Schoenborn is being held Wednesday morning in Coquitlam. Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible for killing his three young children, 14 years ago. Andrea Macpherson reports.

More fall-out Thursday from the news child killer Allan Schoenborn has changed his name. As Rumina Daya reports, it’s prompted the premier to promise a re-examination of the rules.