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The 38-year-old woman convicted of murdering teenager Reena Virk near Victoria in 1997 will be allowed to continue her day parole.
The Parole Board of Canada has released its ruling on Kelly Ellard, who now goes by the name of Kerry Sim.
In a decision released Thursday, the board says Ms. Sim, now the mother of two young children, remains “positive and compliant” in the community and continues to have high reintegration potential.
under the bush administration in 2004, the ban that we had on the sale of the types of weapons that have been used in many, many of these shootings was allowed to expire. why? because the nra wanted it to expire. why? because companies wanted to make money. why? because these were popular gun that could be mass marketed regardless of the circumstances under which they could in fact be used. you know, the term blood on your hands can be applied to a lot of folks. when we did that, when we allowed that to happen, there was blood on a lot of people s hands. governor dannel malloy, good to talk to you. thank you, sir. i wish we could talk under different circumstances, sir. we will. thank you. up next lawmakers are responding to the latest school shooting. what they are saying and how much money those same lawmakers have gotten from the nra. and you want to help the virk ti victims? search stone man douglas victims