Ben Bulmer

By day he presented himself as a trustworthy caregiver, but at night he regularly assaulted the man.

He was cleaning a handgun in his apartment at 2:30 a.m.

His mental health was in decline and staff feared for everyone's safety.

News of his past came out at just as he was selling his business.

He told police the test drive was from Vancouver to Kelowna.

The entire situation was exacerbated by her employers reluctance to act.

The 56-year-old has a long history of drug offences.

He also got a suspension.

“Mr. Otway set himself up as parking lot police at Walmart (and) decided to deal with his anger about being ejected from Walmart by attacking an 86-year-old man.”

She didn't try to hide anything and paid for it immediately when she learned of her mistake. They still fired her.

The landslide dates back to a few days of heavy rain in 2017.

The fire was started by his tractor and quickly spread.

Bailey McCourt's killing has led to changes in the law.

After being charged, he toyed with the system causing endless delays.

He had access to her private photos and videos and opted to comment on them one night.

Music festivals are facing tough times, and reports from Canada, the U.S. and Europe lament the decline of the industry.

Her mom had dementia and couldn't care for herself.

The warehouse shelves have a 3,000 lb. weight limit.

The teacher left a student feeling "anxious, unhappy, and manipulated."

WorkSafeBC said unsafe practices had become normalized.

While he seperated from her mother, she still thought of him as a step dad.

The judge said if he was an adult at the time he'd have been jailed.

He has 100,000 followers and wanted the social media exposure.

He caused thousand in damage and left residents with lasting psychological and emotional turmoil.