A recent B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ruling has revealed that a doctor worked at a Burnaby seniors home for years without the people in charge knowing he had been charged with sexual assault in the past and was under conditions not to treat female patients at a care home without a chaperone.
Managers at Carlton Gardens in Burnaby did not find out about restrictions on Dr. Jamuna Makhija's licence and past sexual assault charges until he had seen patients at the longterm care home for years.
A woman with a long history of criminal convictions for pretending to be a nurse worked at a long-term care home in Vancouver at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, CBC News has learned.