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Cat litter in pipes not owner's fault, B.C. tribunal rules

Cat litter in pipes not owner's fault, B.C. tribunal rules

A Richmond homeowner has successfully challenged a charge from his strata after the Civil Resolution Tribunal found there was no evidence he was responsible for a plumbing blockage allegedly caused by flushed cat litter.
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B.C. Crown seeks 10 years for drug-trafficking offences

B.C. Crown seeks 10 years for drug-trafficking offences

Janell Elizabeth Sandhu has been convicted on fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine and cocaine charges while her co-accused has been extradited from Oman to stand trial.
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Airline doesn't have to pay for booking on other carrier: B.C. tribunal

Airline doesn't have to pay for booking on other carrier: B.C. tribunal

Two people claimed Flair Airlines delayed and then rescheduled their flight from Winnipeg to Vancouver. They took a WestJet flight instead.
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Some B.C. police oaths to sovereign unchanged 32 months after Queen's death

Some B.C. police oaths to sovereign unchanged 32 months after Queen's death

A May 6 ministerial order recognizing King Charles III in oaths has yet to take effect.
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B.C. charges laid after seizure of U.S.-bound fentanyl

B.C. charges laid after seizure of U.S.-bound fentanyl

Jordan Treleaven, 32, was arrested in Alberta on Thursday and remains in custody.
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Accused in Vancouver senior assault remains in custody pending bail plan

Accused in Vancouver senior assault remains in custody pending bail plan

A 70-year-old man was knocked to the ground by a stranger while walking near Homer and West Pender streets May 16.
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Suspect in Stanley Park sex attack appears in court

Suspect in Stanley Park sex attack appears in court

Vancouver police officers found a woman in her 40s who had allegedly been robbed and violently assaulted in a washroom.
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B.C. woman guilty of $743K employer fraud gets house arrest

B.C. woman guilty of $743K employer fraud gets house arrest

Former First Nations Employment Society executive director Norma Bird must also complete 50 hours of community service.
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B.C. Crown prosecutors grieve understaffing issues

B.C. Crown prosecutors grieve understaffing issues

The BC Crown Counsel Association has filed a formal grievance against the province's prosecution service, citing chronic understaffing that it says is overwhelming lawyers.
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B.C. homeowners awarded repair costs after heat pump failure

B.C. homeowners awarded repair costs after heat pump failure

The people who sold the home claimed the heat pump was working on the closing date of the sale.
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