Gerald Stanley
Colten Boushie’s family wants UN to investigate ‘systemic bias’ in Canada’s justice system
Colten Boushie’s family wants the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to investigate Canada’s justice system. Continue reading
‘We are entitled to justice’: Colten Boushie’s family speaks at United Nations forum
Family of Colten Boushie used the international stage of the United Nations to advocate for change in the Canadian criminal justice system. Continue reading
Gerald Stanley pleads guilty to gun charge
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Gerald Stanley, found not guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Colten Boushie, pleads guilty to unsafe storage of an unrestricted firearm. Continue reading
Lawyer for Colten Boushie’s family responds to jury selection changes
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The lawyer representing Colten Boushie’s family says the jury selection process needs change beyond a recent announcement. Continue reading
Conservatives push for study on rural crime in wake of gun reform bill, Boushie shooting
Conservative MP Shannon Stubbs wants the government to launch a study at committee to look at rural crime. Continue reading
Boushie’s family says Stanley ‘exploiting’ man’s death with publishing pitch
Colten Boushie’s cousin says she was disgusted to learn that the law firm representing Gerald Stanley has been reaching out to publishing companies. Continue reading
Toronto publisher says it rejected offer to print Gerald Stanley’s side of the story
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
“If there is an untold side of this story that ought to be published, it is that of the one person who can no longer tell his story — Colten Boushie,” the editorial committee wrote. Continue reading
Gerald Stanley’s gun charges case adjourned until April
Gerald Stanley’s case for unsafe storage of firearms charges was adjourned until April. Continue reading
Rural residents worried about crime and property rights: ‘Landowners are free prey’
A spike in rural property crime, combined with two recent court cases involving farmers, has renewed a simmering debate about what rights rural residents have to use force against a perceived intruder. Continue reading
Trudeau tells Regina event more must be done to help Indigenous people
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says more must be done to “address the specific challenges facing Indigenous peoples in Canada.” Continue reading
