Parole board extends Kingston killer's day parole despite crystal meth relapse

The Parole Board of Canada has granted six more months of day parole for Terry Douglas Kennedy, one of the men convicted in the 1991 murder of Kingston gas station owner Yvonne Rouleau, despite finding he experienced a significant setback during his first year in the community by using crystal methamphetamine.In a decision dated July 24, the board ordered that Kennedy’s day parole continue for another six months after it concluded he does not present an undue risk to society if he remains