A Crown lawyer told a Newfoundland and Labrador provincial court judge Tuesday that evidence would not be called in Justin Brake's case.

The new camp, which has grown to an estimated 80 tents, is located on Waterfront Road between CRAB Park and the Helijet terminal.

Lawyers on both sides of a new homeless camp were in B.C. Supreme Court on Thursday litigating an injunction application, but won't learn the outcome until next week.

A court injunction is ordering members of a Manitoba First Nation who are worried about the spread of COVID-19 to remove a blockade set up at a hydroelectric construction site.

During the early planning stages of the pipeline, the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs proposed an alternate route, but Coastal Gaslink deemed it unacceptable.

A Wet'suwet'en spokesperson says those at the camps are not blocking workers from Coastal GasLink from using the road or accessing the work site.

The injunction is open-ended with no timeline for when it expires, and applies to any protests connected to the fight over the Coastal GasLink pipeline in northern B.C.

Youth protesters are leaving the office of Winnipeg MP Dan Vandal after occupying a room there for 11 days in an effort to block a pipeline project in northern British Columbia.

Unifor Local 594 is found guilty of breaching a court injunction imposed against them on Dec. 24, 2019 — no jail time was given to any Unifor members.

More than 150 freight trains have been idled since the blockades were set up last Thursday in British Columbia and Ontario.