Overview

• Kai Ji Adam Lo faces eight counts of second-degree murder after allegedly driving an SUV into the Lapu Lapu Day festival on April 26, killing 11 people and injuring dozens
• Lo appeared by video link from hospital in Vancouver Provincial Court on May 30 and was dressed in a dark blue sweatshirt during the brief hearing
• Hearings to determine Lo’s fitness to stand trial are tentatively scheduled for June 6, with his defense seeking a publication ban on evidence presented
• The court indicated that updated medical reports from Lo’s treating physicians may be requested to reflect any changes in his mental condition
• Fundraisers across Canada have raised over $1 million for victims and members of Parliament observed a moment of silence on the one-month anniversary