While there are rules requiring disclosure of issues concerning a property such as a defect like a hole in a roof or mould, for non-physical problems such as violent crime, the law largely says buyer beware. Continue reading →

The parole board said during the hearing that Bernardo showed a “lack of insight” into his crimes. Continue reading →

The parole board said convicted killer Paul Bernardo was denied parole because he didn’t seem to understand the depravity of his past crimes. Continue reading →

Convicted killer Paul Bernardo was denied parole after victims and family members of victims described their ongoing pain from his brutal crimes. Continue reading →

Paul Bernardo will use his parole hearing to freely inflict pain, just as Clifford Olson used to do with his, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

“What I did was so dreadful. I hurt a lot of people,” Bernardo told parole board member Suzanne Poirier. “I cry all the time.” Continue reading →

Designated a dangerous offender, Bernardo, 54, became eligible for parole in February. Continue reading →

The Crown says the charge was withdrawn because there was no reasonable prospect of conviction. Continue reading →

Since 1971, Canada’s policy has been to rehabilitate, not protect society. Roy Green has some thoughts about that. Continue reading →

Convicted killer Paul Bernardo to appear in Ontario court in early October to face weapons charge. Continue reading →