Nova Scotia RCMP confirms it used the Web Identity Search Tool software between 2017 and 2018, but says it did not use it to search privatized friends lists.

British Columbia's Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court ruling that struck down Canada's solitary confinement law.

Desmond Cole was in Vancouver to speak about racism, and was on his way to a meeting about police street checks when he alleges the incident happened.

A report's six recommendations include a formalized policy in line with provincial standards, extra training for officers and a call for street-check data to be released each year.

The City of Vernon received letters from both the Pivot Legal Society and the B.C. Civil Liberties Association that were deeply critical of the proposal.

The City of Vernon is considering a bylaw to ban shopping carts on public lands. The BC Civil Liberties Association is fighting that plan.

Planning a trip across the border this August long weekend? Civil liberties advocates want to remind you of your rights when it comes to your electronic devices.

B.C. Supreme Court has ruled that indefinite solitary confinement is unconstitutional, and has given the federal government one year to draft legislation.

The B.C. Civil Liberties Association has won an early victory in what could become a precedent-setting case that asks the Federal Court to rule on whether the Canadian Security Intelligence Service can spy on activists and whether its review body has the authority to issue gag orders to complainants.

The BC Civil Liberties Association says the new poll shows there's still a lot of work to do to combat racism.