Civil Court

• ‘Kids get traumatized’: Calgary research looks to reduce stress in family law cases

  'It's not just a vision of a little fix to the justice system. We need to do this differently. We've got to reimagine it.'

  Canada

  Jan 8, 2025
  
• Kelowna woman raises allegations against Indigenous healer, Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society

  A Kelowna woman claims she was inappropriately touched on her private parts during a massage with an Indigenous healer, according to allegations made in civil court documents.

  Canada

  Nov 23, 2021
  
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• Former RCMP officer files civil defence in connection with Lake Country murder case

  It’s been more than five years since Arlene Westervelt died while canoeing with her husband in Lake Country, but the story surrounding her death continues to unfold.

  Canada

  Oct 27, 2021
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• Civil court cases move forward in Lake Country woman’s death

  Recently-filed civil court documents are shedding new light on the events that unfolded around the time of the death of a Lake Country woman.

  Crime

  Oct 18, 2021
• Judge makes ruling in legal spat between City of Kelowna and Eldorado Hotel

  The City of Kelowna is fighting for Hotel Eldorado to reopen its waterfront boardwalk to public access. A judge ruled on the injunction on Wednesday.

  Canada

  Oct 13, 2021
• Owner of Toronto rooming house where woman died in fire ordered to pay $1.3M

  Alisha Lamers was 24 when she died after being trapped in the burning basement unit she had been renting.

  Canada

  Nov 7, 2019
• Credit union asking to be removed from court case involving alleged social worker fraud

  Interior Savings says it had no knowledge of alleged theft, stating the defendant made false and misleading statements.

  Canada

  Dec 28, 2018
• Newfoundland and Labrador introduces law protecting ‘revenge porn’ victims

  The Intimate Images Protection Act would give victims the option to take their case to civil court.

  Politics

  Nov 13, 2018
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• Moncton realtor stripped of licence says she was trying to help senior, not take ‘outrageous’ advantage of him

  Tanya Hannah along with her spouse Maurice Poirier were determined to be unsuitable to be licensed as real-estate salespeople under the province’s Real Estate Agents Act, in a ruling released last week.

  Canada

  Apr 4, 2018