Susan Lazaruk

Police allege occupants lured girls as young as 12 to house for sexual exploitation and engaged in various fights, including with weapons

'They were genuinely saying sorry and that meant a great deal to me,' said Dawn Wilson. 'I really don’t think I fully had put this behind me before tonight. It was really beautiful'

Petition to have Dallas Brodie removed from office was started by Dorothy Cumming, who has connections to the B.C. NDP party.

The seller says he was trying to ensure StubHub was complying with FIFA rules, but StubHub cancelled the sales.

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

Judge calls it 'another unfortunate illustration of the significant harm that can be occasioned by insinuation and innuendo on social media'

Issue at trial in B.C. Supreme Court was the identification of the accused

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

Justice Sharon Matthews has yet to determine damages for a scheme she judged "too obviously abusive to dismiss as simply careless."

A B.C. labour union is on the hook for at least $400,000 in damages for defaming a company that provides housing for the oilpatch. Read on.