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keith james landry was arrested. Police say he and the victim knew each other. Back at the scene, a cross has been carved into the tree and a few bouquets of flowers lie on the ground remembering broden. >> He's just like every other boy that's in every other house. He's loving and deserving. And he should still be here. >> Reporter: sarah ryan, global news. >> Dallas: we do have an update now on the condition of B.C. serial killer robert pickton who was assaulted in a quebec prison. The 74-year-old is now in a medically induced coma. Police say doctors have plans in place to wake him to see if he can survive on his own. He was attacked at a maximum security institution. In 2007, robert pickton was convicted of 4 counts of second degree murder and serving life in prison. >>> Immigration minister marc miller has announced a new bill to reverse a 2009 rule preventing canadians born overseas from passing on their citizenship to their children if they were also born abroad. Mackenzie gray explains the new bill and its potential impact. >> Reporter: a move by ottawa to bring home so-called lost canadians. >> There's no doubt that canadian citizenship is highly valued and recognized around the world. We want citizenship to be fair, accessible, with clear and transparent rules. >> Reporter: currently if someone is born to a canadian outside a country, they couldn't pass on their canadian passport to that child if that child was born abroad. With the change, citizenship can be passed along as long as their parents spent a total of 3 years in canada before their kid was born or adopted. >> I love you guys. >> Reporter: that allows the kids of boston resident cathedralkatherine burton to pass on the citizenship. >> The liberals forced to make the modern fiction modification after the ontario superior court ruled that the law disallowing citizen citizenship is unconstitutional. >> This is the first time the act is charter compliant. >> Reporter: the rules proposed in 2009 by the then conservative government after they spent $90 million repatriateing canadian citizens during the war in lebanon. The government called them canadians of convenience. And 4,000 canadians living outside of the country. Can access health care and reduced university tuition while paying little to no taxes. >> We don't have the same system as in the u.s., regardless of where you are living, you have to file your income taxes every year. >> Reporter: and a report from the senate estimated that 2 million canadians living abroad obtained their citizenship by dissent. Mackenzie gray -- descent, mackenzie gray, global news. >> Based on the data and models with the el nino la nina playing a significant role. The key this year, as in any years, is to get prepared and stay prepared. We'll be emphasizing that. It's the best way to reduce risk. Especially the risk of potential loss of life. >> The U.S. national oceanic atmospheric agency said they are expected to increase storms stronger than usual. Experts say there is an 85% chance for an above average season with 4 to 7 major hurricanes. The forecast is the highest the organization has every issued in its may outlook. The 2024 atlantic hurricane season officially begins on june 1st. [ ] >> I'm joelle tomlinson at memorial park library and this is our yyc. Join the calgary black chambers for the 4th annual calgary black achievement awards on june 14th. Visit calgaryblackchambers.ca. Kickoff the stamps season as they face off against the B.C. lions tomorrow for the preseason game. Head to stampeders.com to get your tickets. For more information on our featured events go to globalnews.ca/calgary. >> Announcer: our yyc is brought to you by len t. Wong and associates. >> Want a place with a view? We know just where you want to lie. Ask about our cryptocurrency program. Call or text today. We're ready. Let's go, let's go! (Sirens blaring) ANNOUNCER:9-1-1,season finale Thursdayat 8 Eastern on Global. [Song playing - Here Comes theHotstepper by Ini Kamoze] [people shaking the ice in their cups]

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