Toronto Police Officer's Killer Denied Parole Amid Calls for Reform
Clinton Gayle, convicted of killing Toronto police officer Todd Baylis in 1994, has been denied parole for the fourth time. The Toronto Police Association expressed satisfaction with the decision, citing it as a measure of confidence in the justice system. The family of the slain officer and the police association are advocating for reforms to Canada's parole system, highlighting issues with notification and participation in parole hearings. They have called for legislative changes to ensure victims' families are adequately informed and involved in the process. 
