The accused, who was found not criminally responsible for first-degree murder and assault causing bodily harm, had his annual hearing before the Ontario Review Board.
The hospital and the accused sought a Conditional Discharge, which the Crown ultimately supported.
The Board found that while the accused remains a significant threat to public safety, his stability, lack of psychosis, and successful reintegration into the community warranted a Conditional Discharge.
The Board imposed conditions, including a requirement to report at least twice a month.