Supreme Court refusal a victory for Canada’s independent internet providers, may lead to lower prices
Canadian airlines have generally offered credit valid for two years or more
‘We celebrate with Ardith this tremendous achievement’ – UBCIC Grand Chief Stewart Phillip
Final submissions complete in B.C. Supreme Court trial of John Albert Buchanan
The high court has agreed to jointly hear the appeals of two men who received stiffer penalties
‘It is a constitutional standard that cannot apply to treatments or punishments imposed on corporations’
Decision comes in a case involving a numbered company that faced a fine under the Quebec Building Act
The law is the result of a bill introduced in the Senate that garnered strong support from MPs
Squamish Nation, Tsleil-Waututh Nation and Coldwater Indian Band made the application
Man behind the planned class action, David Heller, is an Ontario driver for UberEats
The high court sided with British Columbia’s francophone school board earlier this week
Judge renders verdict Friday morning, sentencing hearing set for June 1 and 2
As usual, the Supreme Court did not give any reasons for its decision
The Supreme Court also said it would hear cross-appeals from civil liberties group
The trial is expected to run for 10 weeks
Graeme McCreath’s complaint previously rejected by BC Human Rights Tribunal and BC Supreme Court
