On Oct. 1, she raised her concerns about the policy and on Oct. 14 she was fired for failing to comply
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia has set aside the convictions, with one of three judges dissenting
Justice Geoffrey Gomer wrote that a state of emergency cannot be used to delay action indefinitely
The Court ruled both levels of government must work to protect fishing rights on the Nechako
Virus case counts have soared in B.C. in recent weeks
James Lee Busch and Zachary Armitage charged with 2019 murder of Martin Payne
‘This thing is totally out of hand,’ Bob Bose says
Three men to be extradited to U.S. in connection with trafficking charges involving B.C., California
E-scooter company claims the city assured several times it would be able to operate
Officer who thought all U-turns are illegal pursued driver leading to several charter breaches
Judge calls city business licence manager’s decision to refuse license renewal ‘unreasonable’
Mother had argued that son could not provide informed consent
Judge says it would be a ‘travesty’ if COVID caused the trial to stop
Whether charges will be dropped against Ontario-based Sofina still uncertain
Saunders is accused of stealing money from at-risk youth in his care, many of whom are Indigenous
Noah Vaten was on the stand for the third day in a row on Friday
Anoop Singh Klair will spend 42 months behind bars for nearly 20-year-old crimes
A joint submission was accepted in exchange for Kruger-Allen’s sentence being concurrent
Frank Cole spent 24 years on the bench in Vernon and would like to see a new courthouse built beside or at the back of the existing building
Victim, a main witness in the BC Supreme Court trial, fails to show up so charges stayed
