The Parole Board of Canada granted Sidhu day parole in July for six months. He can get full parole after that if he follows conditions, including not contacting the families of the victims.“Day parole means he is at home. He’s with his wife and I can’t tell you how happy that makes them,” Greene said. “They’re trying to get back to some sense of normalcy.
An online fundraising page set up to raise money to help keep Sidhu in Canada has reached more than $42,000.A message from Sidhu’s wife, Tanvir Mann, a Canadian citizen, said her husband made a “tragic mistake.”“When confronted by the unimaginable magnitude of the consequences of his mistake, he did everything he could to make things better,” Mann writes.
“I pray that there are people out there who don’t believe that Jaskirat should be deported and are willing to contribute to my fight to be able to live out our lives in Canada.”The Canada Border Services Agency has previously declined to comment on Sidhu’s case, but said there are multiple steps built into the process to ensure procedural fairness.“It’s completely understandable. It is,” he said. “Everybody deals with grief and loss in their own way.
In my opinion, this man was used as a scapegoat. The person or persons who should have been held responsible and sent to jail are the ones who trained him and those who hired him and put him behind the wheel of a killing machine with little to no training.
I feel like the trucking company got off way to easy and this guy was taken advantage of. My heart goes out to everyone involved.
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