Source Feed:     The Globe and Mail  
  
      Author:     Wolfgang Depner  
  
      Publication Date:     October 27, 2025 - 20:21  
  B.C. Premier Eby vows to continue advocating for bail reform
    October 27, 2025  
  British Columbia Premier David Eby said his government was not done yet advocating for the family of Kelowna woman Bailey McCourt, whose ex-husband was charged with murdering her hours after he was released on bail in July.
While federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser said Monday that B.C. government lobbying on the McCourt case was reflected in several elements of Canada’s new bail reform legislation, Eby acknowledged at a joint news conference on the new law that it did not include everything that the family or he wanted.
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