The applicant, charged with second-degree murder and attempted murder, sought release on bail pending trial.
The Crown alleged the applicant shot and killed one victim and attempted to shoot another.
The applicant argued self-defence, presenting evidence that he was the target of a racially motivated robbery conspiracy by the deceased.
The court found the applicant met his onus on the primary, secondary, and tertiary grounds, noting weaknesses in the Crown's case, the racial context of the incident, the strength of the proposed release plan, and the risks posed by a Covid-19 outbreak at the detention centre.
Bail was granted with strict conditions, including GPS monitoring and house arrest.