About this episode
Episode 368: Here, we delve into the life and crimes of Brigitte Denise Cleroux, examining how she repeatedly evaded regulatory scrutiny, the suffering she caused, and the systemic failures that enabled her persistence for so long. This story is a chilling tale of deception, exploitation, and the profound breach of trust within Canada’s health-care system. Cleroux masqueraded as a nurse for years in multiple provinces — British Columbia, Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec. She treated hundreds of patients, administering drugs and even performing medical procedures, all without a single legitimate credential. Her actions left a trail of traumatized patients, betrayed colleagues, and a health system forced to reckon with the vulnerabilities she so ruthlessly exploited.
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?She worked as a nurse for decades. She wasn't who she said she was.??2024 BCSC 2435 (CanLII) | R. v Cleroux | CanLII??2023 BCSC 1275 (CanLII) | Massie v Provincial Health Services Authority | CanLII??2022 ONCJ 188 (CanLII) | R. v. Cleroux | CanLII??2022 QCCQ 8569 (CanLII) | R. c. Vallée Baillargeon | CanLII??2011 ABPC 182 (CanLII) | R. v. Marier | CanLII??Unlicensed BC Nurse Class Action??Cleroux (PHSA) BC | Class Action | Murphy Battista LLP??Bogus nurse lawsuits continue to mount against B.C. health authorities??Assault with a weapon: Fake nurse pleads guilty to assaulting B.C. patients by IV injection | CBC News??West Shore RCMP - Nurse impersonator sentenced to 7 years in prison??Fake nurse sentenced 7 years for impersonation, using needles on patients in Ottawa | CBC News??B.C. ‘fake nurse’ Brigitte Cleroux sentenced to 7 years in pri
