Retrial confirmed in case of gang shooting that killed Vancouver teen

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Retrial confirmed in case of gang shooting that killed Vancouver teen

A mistrial was declared for a man facing a double homicide charge, that included the death of a 15-year-old bystander in Vancouver in 2018. But as Kier Junos reports, the accused will return to court for a second trial.

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