B.C. Supreme Court

• Photos: Inside the bungalow where Amanda Todd’s accused ‘sextortionist’ was arrested

  Evidence released this week is giving the public a first look at the Dutch cabin where Aydin Coban was arrested, and some of the items police seized from inside.

  Crime

  Jun 22
  
• No evidence Kelowna man caused dog to become dangerous: B.C. Supreme Court

  “Charlie grabbed Spike by the head and shook him, causing significant injuries including a fractured jaw that needed to be wired shut until it healed."

  Crime

  May 23
  
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• Kelowna Mounties found not responsible for injuries caused by man falling asleep at wheel

  A judge said the evidence before her did not establish that it was objectively reasonably foreseeable to the RCMP that the car would be driven unsafely, resulting in injury.

  News

  Dec 23, 2021
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• Londoners organize solidarity rally in support of Wet’suwet’en First Nation

  A solidarity rally in London, Ont., is planned this Friday in support of the Wet’suwet’en people who are fighting a natural gas pipeline project.

  Canada

  Nov 25, 2021
• ‘Misogyny alive and well in Kelowna’: Former radio host sues station

  The former host claims sexualized comments and innuendos from male employees toward female employees were acceptable and encouraged both on-air and off-air.

  News

  Nov 19, 2021
• Rogers family feud could be decided Friday by B.C. Supreme Court decision

  The dispute over who controls Rogers Communications Inc. is expected to be settled in B.C. Supreme Court on Friday after both sides presented arguments earlier in the week.

  Economy

  Nov 5, 2021
• B.C. judge orders return of items seized from Meng Wanzhou during 2018 arrest

  An order dated Oct. 21 and signed by Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes says items taken by the RCMP during her Dec. 1, 2018, arrest must be returned.

  Canada

  Oct 25, 2021
• Court rejects Sagmoen appeal of 2017 assault conviction

  Curtis Sagmoen failed Friday to appeal an assault conviction relating to a 2017 incident when he injured a sex trade worker by driving into her with his quad.

  Crime

  Oct 1, 2021
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• Vernon, B.C. man gets house arrest after sexual assault conviction

  In sentencing, Devlin said that Vaux’s “moral culpability was significantly reduced as a result of his cognitive deficits.”

  Crime

  Sep 10, 2021
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• Ruling date in Meng’s case coming Oct. 21 as U.S. extradition hearings end

  Canadian prosecutors said the defense of Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou failed on facts and law.

  Canada

  Aug 18, 2021