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Supreme Court of Canada to decide whether to hear B.C. appeal in mineral claims case

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada is expected to say today whether it will hear British Columbia’s appeal of a ruling that found the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of...

B.C. judge throws out property owner's bid to reopen Cowichan lands decision

In a decision dated Monday, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Barbara Young dismissed the application for re-litigation as an 'abuse of process'

Supreme Court to weigh in on B.C. DRIPA legislation for the first time

In December, the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the Gitxaała and Ehattesaht First Nations, who argued that the province's mining claims system impacts Indigenous rights.

BC appeal court says judges cannot delegate forced buyout share price

One tower's $76.7M projected profit, a 10% shareholder, a price no one could challenge

B.C. Appeal Court dismisses female police officers' sexual harassment case

B.C.'s highest court upheld the decision that the proposed class action issues must be addressed via union grievance processes.

British Columbia judge rules Victoria municipal council can legislate to remove encampments

The Supreme Court of British Columbia (BC) ruled on Friday that the city of Victoria can enact bylaws to vacate encampments within its authority. This ruling does not prevent the c...

Company sues B.C., says it was stripped of mining rights for First Nation deal

The Toronto-based company says it was stripped of its mining rights, and wants compensation, after court ruling on DRIPA

ICBC request to adjourn trial due to World Cup's impact on jury cases denied by judge

ICBC lawyers had known about ban on jury trials since last July but waited until April 1, while pre-trial preparations had begun, to request adjournment.

B.C. union ordered to pay $400,000 for defaming Kitimat employer with Indigenous workers claim

B.C. Supreme Court judge upheld $400,000 of damages award to Civeo Corp. against Unite Here, Local 40, but upheld union's appeal for $100,000 in punitive damages

Canada's high court won't hear appeal of B.C. man facing US$29 million stock fraud penalties

Canada's high court won't hear appeal from B.C. man facing US$29 million stock fraud penalties

Montrose Properties argues B.C. judge should reopen Cowichan land claim lawsuit

Richmond developer says its fee simple land interests are directly affected by historic Aboriginal title judgment last August in B.C. Supreme Court

B.C. wants millions in assets from accused in massive U.S. drug and extortion case

The director of civil forfeiture filed a lawsuit against longtime B.C. gangster Garinder Deo on Wednesday, a day after police raided his $5.5 million West Vancouver home

Vaughn Palmer: B.C. NDP relieved as SCC agrees to take DRIPA case

Opinion: The Supreme Court hearing may likely be by the spring of 2027, long enough to provide a more-than-welcome cooling off period for the beleaguered New Democrats

BC court blocks Blue Lagoon CEO's late counterclaim in share-ownership fight

A claim acquired weeks before trial. The judge wasn't persuaded to let it in

Aboriginal title can’t be declared over private land, Supreme Court of Canada rules

The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld a ruling that Aboriginal title cannot be declared over private land, in a decision the federal government says will have an impact in B.C.

BC court denies insurance broker's bid to recover $886,392 transfer fee

Supreme Court of Canada refuses to hear Indigenous land appeal as worries mount

The Supreme Court of Canada declined to hear an appeal in a case about whether an Indigenous land claim on the country’s east coast could apply to private property. 

The Record Ridge mine near Rossland, B.C., is set to go ahead without an environmental assessment…

B.C. court to allow Rossland magnesium mine to proceed without environmental assessment certificate | CBC NewsThe Record Ridge mine near Rossland, B.C., is set to go ahead without...

B.C. property owners cry foul after $1 billion Indigenous land-rights ruling

Not far from the Vancouver airport lies an industrial zone of plain, grey warehouses bordered by the Fraser River and serviced by a steady procession of trucks. 

BC court refuses to revive shareholder's struck lawsuit over hidden documents

More than 1,000 documents landed days before trial. The judge had seen enough

A new argument is being made in a B.C. courtroom this week that could have consequences across B.C….

U.S. tribes demand a say in B.C.’s economic decisions due to DRIPA | Globalnews.caA new argument is being made in a B.C. courtroom this week that could have consequences across B....

BC court hits Boffo developers with double costs for refusing settlement

The receiver's pre-trial offer was a bargain. Saying no got expensive

BC judge keeps $1.75M investment fraud lawsuit alive despite delay

The exemption looked airtight. The investor behind it didn't qualify.

BC court orders pub owners to buy out estate or liquidate

The oldest pub in BC became the unlikely test of a costly planning gap