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A sentencing hearing begins today for the teenager convicted in a deadly school shooting in Saskatchewan.
The teen has admitted to killing a teacher and a teacher's aide and to wounding seven other people at the high school in La Loche in January 2016. He also killed two brothers at a nearby home.
The teen, who can't be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, has pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of second-degree murder and seven counts of attempted murder.
Two weeks have been set aside — the first starting today and another in June — to determine if the killer should be sentenced as a youth or an adult. The Crown has served notice that it wants an adult sentence.
The maximum youth sentence for first-degree murder is 10 years in custody. An adult receives an automatic life sentence and, under a new provision for multiple murders, can receive consecutive periods of parole ineligibility of up to 25 years for each victim.
