HUB Mall Shooting
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Parents of HUB mall shooting victim push for Canada to change parole eligibilityIf passed, "Brian's Bill" or Bill C-243, would mean those convicted of first- and second-degree murder who are denied parole would have to wait five years to apply again.CrimeMar 4
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HUB mall shooting victim’s parents join call to reduce frequency of parole hearingsBrian Ilesic's parents joined St. Albert MP Michael Cooper to push Bill S-281, which, if passed, would reduce the frequency of parole hearings for convicted murderers.CanadaNov 9, 2023
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Parents of guard killed in HUB Mall shooting ‘deflated’ after Supreme Court decisionTravis Baumgartner was given life in prison without a chance of parole for 40 years, but the Supreme Court struck down the consecutive sentence provision in May.CrimeJun 28, 2022
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Brink’s Canada ordered to change ‘All Off’ model to better protect armed guardsThe federal ministry of labour has ordered Brink's Canada Limited to change its practice relating to the driver and guard both exiting the armoured vehicle at drop-offs and pick-ups, saying it puts workers in danger.CanadaAug 22, 2016
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Families of two HUB mall shooting victims are suing killer and G4SThe families of two armoured truck guards who were shot and killed by co-worker Travis Baumgartner on June 15, 2012 are suing him and the company they worked for.CrimeJun 20, 2014
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Officers at HUB Mall triple homicide among those honouredEight police officers who responded to the deadly shooting in HUB Mall are among those being honoured at an Edmonton Police Service Investiture, Officer Safety, and Citizen Awards ceremony.CrimeMay 21, 2014
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UPDATE: Baumgartner sentenced to life in prison, not eligible for parole for 40 yearsJustice John Rooke accepted the joint submission from the Crown and Defence early Wednesday afternoon, and sentenced Travis Baumgartner to life in prison with no parole eligibility for 40 years.CrimeSep 11, 2013
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G4S honours first responders to Hub Mall shooting; makes no policy changesSecurity company G4S hasn't made any policy changes since one of its armoured car guards in Edmonton was charged with killing three colleagues during a heist.CrimeNov 29, 2012
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Review of U of A’s response to HUB mall shooting releasedReports out of the U of A suggest the University's response to the June 15th HUB mall shooting was "timely" and "appropriate". However, the author also offers 19 recommendations to improve emergency responses.Oct 3, 2012
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Lone survivor of HUB mall shooting attends fundraiser in his honourSaturday afternoon, Schuman made his first public appearance at a fundraiser is his honour. Hundreds of family, friends, even complete strangers gathered at CFB Edmonton for a barbeque and show n' shine fundraiser event.Sep 8, 2012
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