Ben Bulmer

The charges come more than two years after police released CCTV footage of one of the suspects.

The regulator says his conduct was "unsatisfactory."

And the strata wants her declared a "vexatious litigant."

The regulator says the allegation is a serious breach of boundaries that constitutes sexual misconduct.

She can add her name to a list of a handful of nurses who get caught stealing drugs each year.

He's previously done jail time for child abuse.

The abuse happened in 1979, but the effects remain.

The Strata had originally approved the change 25 years ago, but then changed it's mind.

Six months ago, the judge wasn't convinced by what lawyers were suggesting.

More officers have come forward saying the situation wasn't good a decade ago.

The original judge in the case made errors when instructing the jury.

He's ripped off multiple businesses but seems more interested in court theatrics than mounting any kind of defence.

The regulator gives no indecation of how many patients were affected.

The realtor said the media coverage had been damaging to his career.

The victim's parents didn't want the pantsing issue elevated so the teacher kept it quiet. And that move cost him.

The judge said much of his evidence was “inherently unbelievable.”

The chef told the teen he had cigarettes in his car.

She once found plenty of victims in the Okanagan to scam, including her husband.

The BC regulator had to be pressed before it disclosed where the allegation took place.

But his comments about the pandemic were found be have been taken out of context.

The Human Rights Tribunal said the landlords knew about their tenants disability and did nothing to accommodate her.

It's a far cry from a few years ago, when Kelowna was the fastest growing in the country.

Officers say morale is low, members are leaving, and a record number are on stress leave.

The case highlights how far down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories people will go, and the life-changing altercations when they believe them.