Christopher Garnier – who strangled 36-year-old Catherine Campbell and used a compost bin to dispose of her body – is appealing his second-degree murder conviction and sentence. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was pressed during question period on whether the government will revoke convicted killer Christopher Garnier’s Veterans Affairs payouts. Continue reading
Murdered cop Catherine Campbell can’t speak for herself to condemn the Liberals letting veterans benefits going to her killer. So her mother says she is speaking for her. Continue reading
Veteran Affairs Canada cannot say how family members of ex-soldiers receive government-backed benefits. The lack of data has some critics worried. Continue reading
Christopher Garnier was convicted in December of second-degree murder and interfering with a dead body in the death of 36-year-old Catherine Campbell. Continue reading
McNeil says he was initially “stunned and shocked” by the department’s help for Christopher Garnier. Continue reading
Dr. Alexandra Heber said that as health care providers, Veterans Affairs does not take a criminal conviction into account when deciding what services to provide. Continue reading
Testimony in court earlier this month revealed the Christopher Garnier’s father served in the Canadian Forces and also suffers from PTSD, and that getting treatment for his son helps both of them. Continue reading
Garnier was convicted in December of second-degree murder and interfering with a dead body in the September 2015 death of 36-year-old Catherine Campbell. Continue reading
The murder conviction carries an automatic life sentence, but a hearing to determine when Garnier will be able to apply for parole is scheduled in Nova Scotia Supreme Court. Continue reading