On September 22, 2015, Carol Culleton, Anastasia Kuzyk and Nathalie Warmerdam were murdered in a triple femicide in rural eastern Ontario. In June 2022, a coroner’s inquest examined the circumstances of the deaths to consider how future such deaths could be prevented. The jury produced 86 recommendations for system changes for possible implementation by the provincial government and other public bodies.

Through the lens of the panelists – all of whom played key roles in the inquest – this special online event will explore some of the key moments in the proceedings, with a focus on the recommendations and what all of us can do to advocate for their implementation.

Learning Objectives

Participants will come away with:

• An overview of the facts of the case that led to the inquest
• An understanding of the purpose of coroner’s inquests
• Details about the key recommendations made by the jury
• Information about ongoing advocacy to support implementation of the recommendations
• Tips for effective advocacy to support implementation
• Access to a toolkit to support advocacy initiatives

We are pleased to offer this special event in English and French, with American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation. An event recording will be made available after the event. Register for the event and receive an email when the recording is posted!

Register here