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Full parole has been granted to an Edmonton man convicted of killing his pregnant wife and dumping her body in a ditch.
Plus, the Royal Bank of Canada hired a wealth manager a month after he faced a multi-million bankruptcy proceeding.
And the Trudeau government’s “Special Rapporteur” on foreign interference David Johnston appeared before a House of Commons committee Tuesday and denied allegations of bias and defended his report into foreign interference.
These stories and more on The Daily Brief with Rachel Emmanuel and Cosmin Dzsurdzsa!
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