Tori Stafford’s killer drops request to review prison transfer in Alberta
Lawyers for Terri-Lynne McClintic say they have withdrawn an application for a review of their client’s move from a healing lodge back to prison. Continue reading
Terri-Lynne McClintic
Woman convicted in murder of Tori Stafford seeks to have prison transfer declared unlawful
Terri-Lynn McClintic, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of eight-year-old Tori Stafford, claims her move from a healing lodge back to a prison was unfair. Continue reading
‘Life means life’: protesters demand change on 10th anniversary of Tori Stafford’s death
On the 10th anniversary of Tori Stafford’s murder, victims of crime and supporters came to Parliament Hill to call for change to the justice system. Continue reading
‘I think she’d be pretty proud’: Father reflects on 10-year anniversary of Tori Stafford’s murder
It’s been 10 years since little Tori Stafford was abducted while walking home from school. Continue reading
As 10-year anniversary of her murder approaches, Tori Stafford’s father fears her killers might one day walk free
As the 10-year anniversary of his daughter’s murder approaches, Rodney Stafford is worried that those responsible could one day be released from prison. Continue reading
No new Indigenous consultations after McClintic transfer: minister responds to interview
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale made the comments in response to an exclusive Global News interview with Correctional Service Canada bureaucrats. Continue reading
Terri-Lynne McClintic’s initial transfer to a healing lodge wasn’t a mistake: CSC
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
It was new policy changes, rather than an error, that saw the murderer of eight-year-old Tori Stafford sent back to a traditional prison, CSC said. Continue reading
Measures to protect victims’ rights don’t go far enough, federal watchdog says
Victims of crime ombudsman Heidi Illingworth says she wants to see the regime strengthened to give victims “legally enforceable” rights because “we still are not there yet.” Continue reading
‘I don’t understand’: Indigenous advocates question why non-Indigenous offenders in healing lodges
Giving more power to Indigenous elders to decide who can come into healing lodges would help make a change, one advocate suggested. Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE: White and non-Indigenous offenders made up 11% of those in healing lodges last year
Further data obtained by Global News also shows five offenders with non-Canadian or unknown citizenship were in healing lodges last year. Continue reading