Protests occur at Abbotsford Provincial Courthouse and BC SPCA following Thursday’s appearance
Bernard Trest and Gary Shuster say it’s ‘unconscionable’ to reopen schools without more risk mitigation
Mounties have hundreds of items in storage linked to the probe of serial killer Robert Pickton
Steven Galloway to get access to emails between a woman who accused him of sexual assault and staff at UBC
Dog found with extreme muscle wasting, severe neck wound in remote area of island near Chemainus
The ruling today is the high court’s latest pronouncement on the pressing issue of timely justice
Justice of the Peace Andrew Seymour granted the adjournment
Ed John’s lawyer entered the plea by telephone on behalf of his client
Former RCMP officer uploaded videos of explicit acts with fellow Mountie to pornography website
Stephen and Lidia Pearson were not liable for the 2012 crash on Salt Spring Island, judge decides
The court has long embraced technology by livestreaming proceedings on its website
John Philip Stirling, 66, was caught near Oregon by Coast Guard officials in 2019
Charges were initially stayed against Jamie Bacon in 2017 for reasons unknown to the public
The court has agreed to hear the two carbon tax cases and two unrelated matters in September
Court decision made on competing lawsuits over Zeus and Aurora — a pit bull and pit bull cross
Special considerations will be made for matters deemed urgent by a judge
Bail hearings to take place by video conference, in custody criminal trials and sentencings continue
