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The report on the actions of Ontario serial killer nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer, who was convicted of eight counts of first-degree murder in 2017 for injecting senior citizens with overdose quantities of insulin at the seniors centre where she worked, is set to be released today. But, according to Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley, the report is going to overlook one of the most important aspects of the case: Wettlaufer's union. Lilley says the Ontario Nurses Association filed a grievance within hours of the first disciplinary action against Wettlaufer, and filed another grievance over her termination without investigating to see if there was any merit to the allegations against her. The inquiry's mandate didn't allow for the union to be examined, Lilley says, and he joins John now to discuss the case.