The group has filed an appeal after their lawsuit was struck down by a Federal Court judge last fall
No reasonable doubt raised by John Vermeer’s claim that pornography found on his computer wasn’t his
Joshua Milne will serve a total of 3.5 years in jail for sexually assaulting his teenage ex-girlfriend
The girl and her friends did not have ‘good intentions’ towards the accused, judge says
A court pilot project will see virtual courtroom cameras set up in seven RCMP detatchments
Richmond company Tenshi Seafood is facing $75,000 in fines as decided March 4 by a provincial court judge
Google Canada and its parent companies are defendants in court action by Paid Search Engine Tools LLC
‘Thoroughly disgraceful incident’ in 2008 left hotel security guard permanently injured
DFO, conservationists will argue tomorrow against putting more fish in the pens slated for closure
Taryn Joy Marchi alleged the City of Nelson created a hazard when it cleared snow from downtown streets
He had been on mandatory release from prison on a Surrey manslaughter conviction when trigger was pulled in SkyTrain station shooting
Plaintiff from Nanaimo also asked for 500,000 Tesla shares, private audience with the Queen
‘This is way beyond two bear cubs at this time.’
Brandon Coons, 27, was convicted on five charges, including assault with a weapon
He was charged with sexual assault but acquitted at trial
The Court of Appeal released a “Statement of Pronouncement of Judgment” on Thursday
Othman Ayed Hamdan said he wants to lead a normal life while he works on his upcoming book
Pre-trial motions that were scheduled to be heard Monday will now take place in April
The new rules were issued on Jan. 21, and took effect immediately
Justice Nigel Kent says public health orders designed to reduce the spread of COVID-19 aren’t clear
