Of course, this tragedy would not have happened if it had been Saskatchewan.  A nurse there only has to post on Facebook about her Grandfather's alleged substandard care to be given a $1,000 fine, $25,000 in cost, a reprimand, required to write a "self-reflective (i.e. Stalinesque)  essay" and complete an online ethics course.  All by the nursing college.  One only has to work with nurses to realize their sense of their own self importance.  
     The surprising thing is that she was fired at all.  Usually management prefer to pick on the hired help and tread softly around the Health Care Professionals.
     An enquiry will be held?  Costing how much, taking how long, making how many recommendations?   One hopes that it will be better organized than the one into the missing Indigenous woman and the relatives of those murdered have standing.   One can almost hear the "it's time to move on", "lessons will be learned", "procedures will be reviewed in light of the recommendations" bull.