Travis Vader was convicted of manslaughter in the deaths of St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann, who vanished west of Edmonton on a camping trip.

The Supreme Court of Canada says it will not hear an appeal from Travis Vader, who is convicted of killing elderly St. Albert, Alta. couple Lyle and Marie McCann.

Lawyers for a man convicted of killing two missing Alberta seniors have asked for a new trial.

Travis Vader was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to life in prison in the deaths of St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann in early 2017.

A sculpture of two loons honouring Lyle and Marie McCann was unveiled at the Grandin Pond Eco Park in St. Albert, Alta. on Sunday.

Bret McCann, the son of Lyle and Marie McCann, is calling on the federal government to make changes to remove inoperative and unconstitutional sections of the Criminal Code.

The sentencing hearing for Travis Vader, the Alberta man found guilty of killing an elderly Edmonton-area couple six years ago, enters its second week on Monday.

Convicted killer Travis Vader testified Tuesday at his manslaughter sentencing hearing that he was humiliated with strip searches, attacked by guards and subjected to horrendous living conditions while in custody.

On the second day of his sentencing hearing, convicted killer Travis Vader said his charter rights were violated, he was abused and had feces thrown at him while in pretrial custody in 2010.

A sentencing hearing began Monday for Travis Vader, the Alberta man convicted of two counts of manslaughter in the deaths of St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann.