Over the course of nine years ending in 2016, Wettlaufer, a registered nurse in Southwestern Ontario, killed eight and attempted other murders by injecting her victims with insulin. Continue reading
A public inquiry examining the case of a serial-killer nurse who preyed on elderly patients delivered its final report on Wednesday. Continue reading
The commission that led last year’s public inquiry into Elizabeth Wettlaufer’s actions says it heard in January 2018 that the serial killer had told prison staff she had attempted to harm two other patients. Continue reading
The transition from the Nursing Homes Act to the Long-Term Care Homes Act was up for discussion at Wednesday’s hearings in the Elizabeth Wettlaufer inquiry. Continue reading
A provincial inspector says the agency that hired serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer and placed her at different long term care homes had a habit of failing to conduct background checks. Continue reading
A provincial inspector says her heart dropped when she discovered she was part of an inspection involving serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer. Continue reading
Karen Simpson says the Ministry of Long Term Care’s inspections branch was not flagged about the deaths of Maurice Grenat and James Silcox, who were killed by Wettlaufer at Caressant Care Home in 2007. Continue reading
The president of OPSEU is defending the practice of filing a grievance when a member is fired, even if they’re facing criminal charges. Continue reading
The long-term care home in Woodstock that fired serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer says if she wasn’t in a union, she would have been fired earlier. Continue reading
On Wednesday morning, the inquiry heard of another time in 2014 when hydromorphone went missing at Meadow Park Long Term Care in London. Continue reading