When you think serial killer, names like Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Richard Ramirez probably come to mind. Bruce McArthur-the 60-year-old man recently arrested and charged for the murders of two men in Toronto’s gay village and suspected of more-proves that there are still plenty of killers out there lurking in the shadows, and some of them are definitely in Canada. “I never gave up.Welcome to True Crime Tuesday where we review, recommend and generally obsess over everything crime-related.Īs behavioural science and investigation tactics have evolved, the era of the prolific serial killer who manages to evade the law for decades seems to be coming to an end. “The final graduate is Tyler,” he declared.ĭupont is more than happy to accept the title of Final Graduate and trophy that recognized his dedication, hard work and progress in the program. “We decided we'd mix things up a little bit and instead of calling this the Canada's Worst Driver trophy, we changed it to be the Final Graduate trophy.
This year the person whom we helped the most is actually our final graduate,” he added, as he spoke to participants. “As ironic as it sounds, usually the person whom we help the most is Canada's Worst Driver so we then present them with the trophy. “We're in the business of helping people and then celebrating that help,” said Younghusband during the finale. In the final episode host Andrew Younghusband told the final three participants they were changing things up this season. “He put in his time and he took it seriously,” she added. When he needed help he asked for it and he listened to the instructors. “Every challenge he did, he did his best. Dupont said it felt great knowing how much faith a lot of people had in his ability to change some bad driving habits for good. “We watched every episode and he did improve.”ĭuring the final episode one of the judges said Dupont had come such a long way with his progress. He needs to know he can do it,” said Bruce Peterson. Neighbours Bruce and Loretta Peterson enjoyed watching the finale with Dupont and his family. The final test for all drivers saw them drive through the city of Hamilton with show host Andrew Younghusband. “I wanted to pass so I wouldn't become Canada's Worst Driver,” he added, noting some of the challenges he faced in the finale that included the reverse slalom and the mega challenge. “It brings back awesome memories,” said Dupont while watching the finale on Dec. It was the first time in series history that the popular TV show awarded the prized trophy to a final graduate and most improved driver of the program. The 44-year-old Innisfail resident, however, made history when he was chosen as the final graduate – most improved - in the finale in Season 12 of Canada's Worst Driver. INNISFAIL - Tyler Dupont is not Canada's Worst Driver.
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