Meng’s extradition hearing is expected to wrap up next week
Judge says defendant ‘seemed to be literally making up these excuses in the spur of the moment’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised in 2015 to lift all drinking water advisories by this March
Scott Steer subject of 15 Fisheries and Oceans Canada files
After a series of incidents including a physical altercation, Brian Trackel has been fired by UPS
Beau Stirling’s criminal record not lengthy, but severe, judge said
Justin John Chester of Courtenay will serve another 20 months
Justice Department said that time frames for processing requests are based on the estimated number of records
B.C. Court of Appeal hearing cut short after ‘profanity-laden outbursts’
Elders for Ancient Trees win challenge against police force’s tightly controlled enforcement
B.C. Prosecution Service to review each case, will lay charges where evidence is sufficient
Christopher James Pritchard has been shut out from practising law or referring to himself as a lawyer
Jean-Claude Emond sought $5.7M in damages
Current owners name various parties, including City of Langford, in suit alleging negligence
New trial order after Court of Appeal found missteps by juror, trial counsel
The city filed their official petition before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 6
Steven Gauthier convicted of aggravated sexual assault in BC Supreme Court
