News Items tag as: BC Court

B.C. judge orders unvaccinated parent to only spend time with child outdoors
March 06, 2022 - 8:10 AM

A B.C. Judge has ruled that an unvaccinated parent can only spend time with their five-year-old child outdoors until they get vaccinated.
B.C. judge orders mom to get daughter vaccinated against father's wishes
January 29, 2022 - 6:00 AM

A B.C. judge has ordered that the mother of a 10-year-old child can get her daughter vaccinated against COVID-19 even though it's against the wishes of the child's father.
Clock is ticking on high profile B.C. Interior murder cases while courts contend with pandemic
April 23, 2020 - 7:00 AM

A year ago, John Brittain was arrested and later charged with four counts of murder after four people were found dead in two different locations in Penticton.
B.C. man gets peace bond reduced after fighting lacrosse coach at kid's game
June 29, 2018 - 4:30 PM

PORT COQUITLAM - A wrong look led to a heated argument and fight at a kids lacrosse game in the Lower Mainland, and one of the men involved has won an appeal in court, reducing his peace bond.
Developers sue after Salmon Arm property buy turns sour
December 11, 2014 - 4:29 PM

SALMON ARM - A multi-million dollar lawsuit is underway after a trio of developers found out the property they bought in Salmon Arm wouldn’t be as profitable as they’d expected.
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Kootenay boss who left sex toys on employee's desk ordered to pay $15K
The owner of a Kootenay landscape company who pushed his genitals into the back of an employee and left sex toys on her desk has been ordered to pay $15,000 in compensation. A Sept. 7 B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision found that former em

Want to buy an Okanagan winery? Better hurry
Interest is picking up in at least one of the half-dozen wineries and vineyards currently for sale in the Okanagan. That’s coming despite the fact that there is a small pool of buyers who are interested in a winery. “This

Farm-to-gate cannabis sales approved in B.C.
B.C. cannabis farmers will soon be able to cut out the middleman without breaking the law. The province is bringing a “producer retail store licence” into effect on Nov. 30 to allow growers to sell non-medical marijuana from a s

Housing affordability is worst ever in Kelowna and the rest of Canada
Rising interest rates combined with historically high housing prices have made home ownership in Canada the worst it has ever been. A report from RBC looked at all the costs of home ownership, not just the price of the home and carrying cha

B.C. judge orders unvaccinated parent to only spend time with child outdoors