Which will describe the circumstances regarding the Albertan bus murderer by the end of 2008?

I would like this question clarified. "....the Albertan bus murderer..." while the person accused of the crime is from Alberta, this event actually occurred in Manitoba (not far from where I live). The question leads to some confusion on first read as the title suggests that the crime occurred in Alberta!

@ paulcroft,

My understanding is that the scheduled bus trip was to have been from Alberta to Manitoba, and yes, you're right about where the crime took place, but I was referring to the perpetrator, not the exact geographic location of where the crime was committed, I think if anyone was unclear a quick scan of the background link would easily clear it up. IF there in another heinous crime like this, soon, on a bus in either Alberta or Manitoba, then I guess it could become confusing. The entire episode is so vile it really makes me sick. It is all the more newsworthy precisely because such vicious, senseless crimes are more rare in Canada than in most other counties. If you think that this remains too confusing, please let me know.

Thanks!
V&H

Here is a little follow up news:

http://www.canada.com/story.html?id=ba3498aa-995c-4f03-92f7-1a3cb0c79532

Wellll sheeatt, all yus Canadians keep claiming when we yanks give up our guns that our crime will go away and we'll all learn to live in peace and harmony like y'all up nawth o the bordah....

My only question is.... do you think he decided we taste like chicken?

@intlibber

Good subtle point there! LOL
What's funny is that it is lost on these geniuses on the left - in England they are going after "knife crime" now, just like they did with "gun crime". So they are taking away knives or talking about registering them, and treating crimes as more serious when there was a knife present... Still no general support among the "elitists" for brining back the death penalty. Someday we are going to have to figure out that crimes are commited by criminals, not by tools.

"In the wake of the attack, Greyhound has scrapped a billboard ad campaign that extolled the relaxing upside of bus travel which had the unfortunate punch line stating: “There's a reason you've never heard of 'bus rage’”.

(This above is a true wire-service report.)