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Three clients of IT services firm Core Desktop appear to be the latest Australian victims of the the Alphv ransomware group. All three companies were...

Australian pathology clinic TissuPath has reported a significant data breach that may have exposed 10 years' worth of pathology referral letters.

Company says it is investigating the potential exposure of referral letters, patient names, contact details and Medicare numbers

A BC strata that charged a condo owner $1,900 after his partner knocked over a potted plant while drunk on Canada Day, won't see a penny of the money after the case went to court.According to a July 5 BC Civil Resolu

“I find that RL’s use of his strata lot for Airbnb is a commercial use, and is not a residential use,” Campbell wrote in the decision.

A Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled a Whistler strata must enforce its noise bylaw, but dismissed an owner’s claim for $50K in damages.

The resident of a unit in a strata building took the strata to court in a years-long noise complaint saga.

Advice: A request to submit a copy of a proxy in advance of a meeting can help manage the risk of falsified documents.

A B.C. woman who faced $14,000 in fines for renting out her Burnaby condo for short-term accommodations has had her bill cleared by the province’s Civil Resolution Tribunal.

A B.C. condo owner who thought she was prohibited from renting her unit out on Airbnb has won a case against her strata after a Tribunal found that there were no rules in place preventing her from doing so in the first p