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HALIFAX — The Nova Scotia woman sentenced to life in prison for strangling her 12-year-old daughter is being granted day parole for six months.
Penny Boudreau killed her daughter Karissa in 2008, claiming she ran away after an argument outside a Bridgewater, N.S. grocery store.
The girl’s body was found two weeks later on the banks of the LaHave River.
Boudreau, now in her 50s, later pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, saying she was worried her daughter would come between her and a boyfriend.
The parole board says Boudreau is not allowed to contact certain people and must report all relationships with men to her parole officer.
Boudreau, who was granted a 60-day unescorted pass from prison earlier this year, will stay in a halfway house and can apply for full parole after serving 20 years.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec 16, 2025.
Devin Stevens, The Canadian Press
