Keith Fraser

Two stress leaves and sale of the family home was the toll for a Comox woman

The suit says that before 1973, the practice of sterilizing a person without their informed consent was expressly sanctioned in B.C.

Daniel Khoshnood was put on a 10-month peace bond after he had been investigated by the RCMP’s Integrated Security Enforcement Team.

A judge told him that although he was 50 years old and had a lengthy criminal record, he could still rehabilitate himself.

Normally the girls might have testified in the witness box of the courtroom with the accused seated not far away in the prisoner’s dock.

A national First Nations leader who campaigned against what she considered to be corruption in her organization faces a defamation suit.

A BC man denies allegations being levelled against him by his parents in a fight over a family home that is headed to the courts. Read more.

A former teacher at a real estate school has been ordered by a judge to pay $50,000 in damages related to him setting up a rival school.

Astrid Charlotte Dahl, 54, received a 12-month conditional sentence to be served in the community in connection with the October 2018 death of Florence Girard, also 54, a woman with Down syndrome who had been in her care.

A statement issued on Aquilini’s behalf said that he categorically denies and is “outraged” by the accusations.

An Indigenous woman whose teenage son was found dead in a group home four days after being reported missing is suing B.C. authorities.

In April, Susy Yasmine Saad pleaded guilty to failing to provide the necessaries of life for nine children, including Mac Saini, a 16-month-old boy who died

A prosecutor called for jail for a B.C. caregiver convicted in connection with the death of a patient who died of severe malnutrition.

A B.C. disgruntled customer who defamed a wood products company in his reviews on Google and Yelp has been dinged with $90,000 in damages.

Vancouver food store files lawsuit against SkyTrain extension project along Broadway Avenue.

Lawsuit states Prab Rai, a fifth-round pick in the 2008 NHL draft, held himself out to be a successful and wealthy business person.

ICBC has been ordered to pay $5,000 in damages over a claim that a truck was damaged when vandals poured gas into the diesel fuel tank.

A man who fatally shot another man in view of restaurant patrons and pedestrians strolling the seawall got life with no parole for 20 years.

A prosecutor said Monday that a judge will be invited to find a man accused of murdering his mother to be found not criminally responsible.

An arbitrator has upheld a B.C. Hydro policy requiring all of its employees to receive COVID-19 vaccinations that was opposed by a union representing many of those workers.