The Xatśūll First Nation says a B.C. Supreme Court judge has expedited a judicial review hearing that seeks to prevent Imperial Metals from adding more tailings capacity from the...
A B.C. real estate brokerage has been granted the opportunity to appeal a $156,750 fine for non-compliance with the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and...
In the first federal election campaign since the Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in B.C. concluded, enforcement of crime in Canada’s regulated financial sectors has taken a...
The Law Society of B.C. is standing by its mandatory Indigenous coursework, denying it contains inaccuracies about residential school burial grounds, as alleged by a...
Several maritime union leaders claim shipping-related employers may be misusing Ottawa’s foreign worker programs, prompting concerns of wage depreciation and safety challenges in the industry. “One of the challenges...
A hearing panel for Canada’s regulator of stockbrokers failed to adequately consider the public interest and erred in its evaluation of the alleged misconduct of...
Should a lawyer’s mental health struggles be taken under consideration by regulators when there are allegations of professional misconduct? The answer, unequivocally, from three justices...
B.C. cruise-ship ports say they are monitoring political developments after Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan reportedly suggested scrapping longstanding laws that require cruise ships to stop...
Premier David Eby will not have to field questions from the Trial Lawyers Association of B.C. ahead of a trial that challenges new provincial legislation...
