Outrage Over Parole Granted to Man Convicted of Killing Indigenous Woman in Ontario
Indigenous families and community leaders are condemning the parole decision for a man convicted of murdering an Indigenous woman in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Critics argue the release constitutes a miscarriage of justice and highlight systemic failures in notifying victims’ families.
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First Nation leaders call parole for man guilty in Thunder Bay, Ont., trailer-hitch death 'miscarriage of justice'
First Nation leaders are seeking accountability following the full parole of Brayden Bushby, who was found guilty in the manslaughter of Barbara Kentner of Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation. Members of Kentner's family were among those marching in Ottawa on Monday. The 34-year-old faced medical complications in the months after she was struck by a trailer hitch thrown at her from a moving vehicle in Thunder Bay in 2017.
By Sarah Law
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Brayden Bushby was convicted of manslaughter after throwing a trailer hitch at two women from a passing vehicle in Thunder Bay
By Willow Fiddler
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