Lawsuit
Colten Boushie’s family files lawsuits against Gerald Stanley, RCMP
The family of Colten Boushie is seeking nearly $2 million in damages in two lawsuits filed on the eve of the second anniversary of his shooting death. Continue reading
SkipTheDishes target of class-action lawsuit by Winnipeg driver
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A Winnipeg driver for SkipTheDishes has filed a class-action lawsuit against the food delivery service company. Continue reading
2 First Nations file lawsuit over 2016 Husky oil spill into Saskatchewan river
The James Smith Cree Nation and the Cumberland House Cree Nation are seeking reparations from Husky Energy for the spill in 2016 that polluted a river. Continue reading
Opioid crisis: New Brunswick considering lawsuit to recoup health care costs
New Brunswick says it’s considering launching or joining a lawsuit aimed at recovering health care costs from the growing opioid crisis. Continue reading
City of Saskatoon, school board reject negligence allegations in boy’s drowning
The City of Saskatoon and Saskatoon Public Schools denied claims laid out in a lawsuit following the death of 5-year-old Ahmedsadiq Elmmi. Continue reading
Family of girl with special needs files lawsuit against English Montreal School Board
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
The family of a girl with learning disabilities has sued the EMSB, alleging that the organization is discriminating against her on the basis of income, language and disability. Continue reading
Statement of defence served by CTV to Patrick Brown in defamation lawsuit
In a statement of defence served to Patrick Brown, CTV denies allegations laid out in a defamation lawsuit the former Tory leader launched in April. Continue reading
Halifax businessmen denied anonymity in possible sexual harassment lawsuit
The two businessmen — who have been referred to as “John Doe” and “Jim Doe” in court documents — had sought to protect their identities under pseudonyms, arguing that the threats of civil suit alleging sexual harassment were effectively an extortion attempt by their accuser, referred to as “Jane Roe.” Continue reading
Class action lawsuit moving ahead against the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
A court decision says a lawsuit can move ahead as a class proceeding against the RWB over allegations that a former instructor took nude photos of teens during his 28 years of employment there. Continue reading
Smiling Goat owner sues former employees and union, seeks over $600,000 in damages
Court documents make the claim that Smiling Goat’s former employees and their union”unlawfully conspired” to defame the owner and hurt the business’s economic prospects. Continue reading
