Jordan Cristillo

[Steve Ryan🇨🇦 @SteveRyanCP24]

My CTV colleague John Woodward is a true professional who brings humanity to his reporting. After spending his entire day in court listening to victim impact statements, he kindly took a few minutes to speak with me about a family facing life without their father. Hearing him describe three little girls asking their mother what Daddy is eating in heaven gave me goosebumps. This is why these conversations matter. There are no do-overs, no going back. The carnage is real. The grief is real, and it lasts a lifetime. I’ve seen it far too many times. Thank you, John, for helping our viewers understand the human cost. Thank you to xyz for sending me this.

[Steve Ryan🇨🇦 @SteveRyanCP24]

Today, outside the courthouse, I spoke with Jordan, Andrew’s brother, after he delivered his victim impact statement. His brother was killed. His three nieces were seriously injured. Like Jennifer Neville-Lake and sadly many others, Jordan never asked to be in this position. Yet here he is, a voice of reason, speaking from the lived experience of unimaginable loss. His strength and resolve were extraordinary. So were his pain and devastation. They reverberated through me, taking me right back to my days in homicide, standing with families whose lives had been shattered forever. Now he waits for a sentence that can never restore what was taken. Whatever the punishment, it is difficult to imagine it feeling adequate to a family facing a lifetime of loss. Whether through reckless or impaired driving, gun violence, or another senseless act, the devastation you cause does not end when the court proceedings do. It follows families home. It stays with them for the rest of their lives. As I have said so many times, there is no closure. There is learning to live with something you should never have had to endure. Speaking with Jordan today was heartbreaking and gut-wrenching. God bless this young man and his family.

[Change.org Canada @CdnChange]

A dangerous driver went 200km/h. Was back on the road in 30 days and killed Andrew Cristillo. @CristilloJordan started a petition. 43,000 Canadians signed. Andrew's Law was passed by @fordnation & @TeamKerzner.
This is how it happened.
#AndrewsLaw #OnPoli #democracy

[Change.org Canada @CdnChange]

43,000 Canadians signed a https://t.co/Qa1ms4CTXo petition and demanded change. That's how democracy is supposed to work." - @CristilloJordan on CBC Metro Morning https://t.co/LL375WQiNC

[NEWSTALK 1010 @NEWSTALK1010]

Jordan Cristillo, whose brother Andrew was killed in a head-on collision caused by a motorist already on release for an accident involving Premier Doug Ford's government vehicle, speaks with @MooreintheAM as trial for the accused dangerous driver starts today.

[Change.org Canada @CdnChange]

Dangerous driving is "A preventable, conscious, reckless choice." Jordan Cristillo turned pain into purpose. Over 43,000 Ontarians signed a petition for Andrew's Law. Bill 75 hasn't passed yet. Sign👉 https://t.co/bpOI2ejPdp
#AndrewsLaw #PassBill75 #OnPoli #JusticeForAndrew

[Change.org Canada @CdnChange]

"Justice has not been done. It has just begun."
Guilty plea entered. Andrew's Law still not passed.
43,000 Ontarians are watching.
Sign 👉 https://t.co/bpOI2ejPdp
#AndrewsLaw #PassBill75 #OnPoli #JusticeForAndrew

[Change.org Canada @CdnChange]

@CristilloJordan says it best. 43,000 Ontarians signed Andrew's Law — preventable tragedies demand real consequences.
Bill 75 still hasn't passed.
Sign 👉 https://t.co/bpOI2ejPdp
#AndrewsLaw #PassBill75 #OnPoli #JusticeForAndrew

[Jordan Cristillo @CristilloJordan]

@ctv_jon Let his name be known: Jaiwin Kirubananthan. #JusticeforAndrew #PrisonforJaiwin #Coward

[Jon Woodward @ctv_jon]

Here's the full story from today:
https://t.co/uxIpuaF8F6

[Jon Woodward @ctv_jon]

You don't see this every day -- that's the driver who pleaded guilty today in the death of Andrew Cristillo, hiding from the police nine hours after the crash in a potato field. Photo taken by an OPP drone operator.

[Catherine McDonald @cmcdonaldglobal]

Jordan Cristillo outside Newmarket court.

Just minutes ago, Jaiwan Kirubananthan, the speeding driver who caused a head-on crash on Highway 48 on August 3, 2025 which claimed the life of Andrew Cristillo, 35, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death and 4 other counts.

[Catherine McDonald @cmcdonaldglobal]

The family of Andrew Cristillo outside court after Jaiwin Kirubananthan pleaded guilty to 5 counts including dangerous driving and failing to remain at the scene of an accident resulting in death. The family is calling for stiffer dangerous driving laws

https://t.co/iz5aEyHrq5

[401_da_sarpanch @401_da_sarpanch]

#UPDATE: Criminal Trial For The Alleged Dangerous Driver Who Killed Andrew Cristillo, Begins April 27 At📍Newmarket Courthouse. 🕊️🌺

Aug 03, 2025 Jaiwin Victor Kirubananthan Collided Head-On Into Andrew’s Vehicle On📍Hwy44. — Andrew Was Pronounced Deceased, His Wife & Three Daughters Were Left Injured, While Jaiwin Fled The Scene. - “Come Stand With Andrew’s Family And Show Support.”

[Jordan Cristillo @CristilloJordan]

#UPDATE: Criminal trial for Jaiwin Victor Kirubananthan, the dangerous driver who killed Andrew Cristillo and seriously injured his family, begins April 27 at Newmarket Courthouse. Come stand with Andrew’s family and show support.
#JusticeforAndrew #PrisonforJaiwin

[Jordan Cristillo @CristilloJordan]

#UPDATE Jaiwin not only killed a father and sent three young girls to SickKids with serious injuries — he fled the scene. Just months earlier, he hit Doug Ford’s motorcade going over 200 km/hr.
#JusticeforAndrew #PrisonforJaiwin

[Jordan Cristillo @CristilloJordan]

#UPDATE We demand Justice for Andrew. Jaiwin gave an innocent family a life sentence. Now he must face the maximum sentence.
#JusticeforAndrew #PrisonforJaiwin

[Jordan Cristillo @CristilloJordan]

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