Aqsa Parvez case concludes with life sentences; was Toronto Life right?

With the sentencing to life imprisonment of her father and brother for the murder of Aqsa Parvez in Toronto, I looked back at the posting about the cover story in  the December 2008 issue of Toronto Life. 

The story was denounced for perpetuating cultural stereotypes about Muslim and immigrant communities. And there was a blizzard of comments, some about the language used, some about the slant of the story, some about the editorial practices of the magazine. Is there anything in the final outcome that changes any of those commenters' minds?

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