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The BCUC ordered FortisBC to commence work but added a limited liability clause disputed by the city.

Transitional housing exempt from Residential Tenancy Act

An appeal filed by the previous mayor of Pouce Coupe to remove her successor was dismissed by the Court of Appeal in July.

Decision upheld on administrative law grounds, but dissenting opinion says cap is unconstitutional

B.C. Court of Appeal rejects allegedly abusive neighbour's eviction appeal after landlord evicted them for aggressive, profane and hostile behaviour.

Mandalena Lewis has been battling WestJet for six years, over claims of sexual assault and failing to provide a safe workplace for flight attendants

BC Court of Appeal dismissed WestJet appeal on baggage-fees after BC Court of Appeal Justice Robert Bauman disagreed with the claim.

A former youth pastors appeal of his sexual assault conviction has been dismissed by a panel of B.C. judges.

A panel of judges sided against an alleged hitman for a B.C. gang who tried to appeal the decision in his 2018 trial.

by Sarah Leamon on January 9th, 2021 at 4:02 PM 1 of 2 2 of 2 One of the first decisions to come out of the B.C. Supreme Court this year has to do with the hot-topic issue of distracted driving. This week, the case of R. v. Bleau further defined the parameters of what exactly constitutes distracted driving—and just as importantly—what doesn’t.   The facts of the case involved a man, appealing a decision from a lower court wherein he had been convicted of using an electronic device...