In a verdict written by Judge Darin Reeves, a father has been cleared of wrongdoing after he stopped his daughter taking a ride with a potentially drunk driver.
Nolan Douglas Schmidt, who was charged after an incident on January 19th at the Mile Zero Apartment Hotel in Dawson Creek, was denied bail during a BC Supreme Court hearing on Monday, September 15th.
Peace River Coal will have to pay a more than $800,000 fine for exceeding permitted selenium levels at its sites at the Trend Mine near Tumbler Ridge after its appeal was dismissed by the Environmental Appeal Board.
Two Fort St. John apartment maintenance workers have been denied certification with the Construction, Maintenance and Allied Workers Canada union by the Labour Relations Board.
A van passenger who was seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash near Tomslake in 2021 is not entitled to further compensation from ICBC, the Civil Resolution Tribunal has ruled.
The Dawson Creek Volleyball Club (DCVC) must vote again on bylaw amendments after a B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled the initial ballots were invalid.
The trial for a Dawson Creek man - Braidan Josie Meck, 31 - charged with second-degree murder of Devon Myles Lindstrom was adjourned before it could start after he fired his two lawyers.
A 44-year-old Dawson Creek man, Steven Russell Vankoughnett, has been handed more than five months in jail after he twice breached release orders and nearly crashed a vehicle while drunk.
A veteran hunter has lost his case with the Environmental Appeal Board to get a personal possession permit after he found an eight-year-old male’s horn set in the Chischa River riverbed.
A civil case brought against Canadian Natural Resources Ltd (CNRL) will not go to trial despite B.C. Supreme Court Justice Matthew Kirchner's ruling that the energy company did trespass and cause nuisance.
Fort St. John's Adrian James Attachie, who was convicted after using an imitation firearm to force entry to a victim’s home, has had his sentence reduced at the BC Court of Appeal.
A BC Court of Appeal tribunal has overturned a BC Supreme Court ruling that limited an insurance broker’s role as an agent for an insurance company after the Old Fort landslide in 2018.
A painter has been awarded $2,000 in damages after being subjected to a drug and alcohol test over a minor injury at the Kitimat LNG Canada project.
Northern Health contractor NTT Data Canada violated the Labour Relations Code when it did not consult the workers' union on its on-call policy, an arbitrator has found.
A judge in Alberta has dismissed a lawsuit over the speedskating oval design in Fort St. John’s Pomeroy Sport Centre due to more than 13 years of delays.
Three Indigenous protesters who blocked the construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline may not be sentenced until November while Gladue reports are compiled.
Guide driver Troy Victor Proctor was injured in November 2018 on the Alaska Highway but was not covered by WorkSafeBC, a Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal tribunal has ruled.
A 30-year-old man, Haeden Joseph Nickerson, pleaded guilty on Friday, March 7 in Fort St. John Provincial Court to sexual assault.
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled three protesters of the Coastal GasLink Pipeline (CGL) who he found guilty of contempt will face reduced sentences.
Ian David Thomas McMillan, who is accused of armed robbery at an A&W restaurant in Fort Nelson in 2022, has been denied bail.
