Jennifer Kagan wipes away a single tear as she composes herself once again to discuss her daughter's legacy.
Her four-year-old, Keira Kagan, was found dead next to her father's body at the base of a cliff in a Milton, Ont., conservation area in February 2020. A provincial committee found it was "extremely consistent" with past cases of murder-suicide involving a father and a child.
"We're remembering Keira in this positive way because she really didn't deserve this," Kagan says in an interview at Queen's Park in Toronto.The Office of the Chief Coroner will hold an inquest into the circumstances surrounding Keira's death.In total, 10 different judges had become involved and 53 court orders were issued against Brown for his violent and unpredictable behaviour.
While Attorney General Doug Downey debated the bill on Wednesday, he stood speechless for a full minute as he struggled to introduce Kagan and Viater."It’s so important that we acknowledge this tragic story and take action.""It's critical because we want to make sure that the people who are making decisions understand what's happening in terms of the dynamics of intimate partner violence," he said.
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