LEGAL BATTLE

• Pilot Butte residents raise concerns of proposed compost facility on city’s outskirts

  Lifestyle and legal concerns are being raised as a compost facility will be coming outside Regina city limits and the closest RM is upset that there was a lack of consultation.

  Environment

  Jul 25, 2023
  
• Closing arguments heard in challenge of N.L.’s coronavirus travel ban

  The Canadian Civil Liberties Association and Halifax resident Kim Taylor allege the measures restricting entry to residents and essential workers violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and fall outside the province's jurisdiction.

  Health

  Aug 11, 2020
  
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• Province files motion for injunction to end Nova Scotia Crown attorney strike

  About 20 of the province's 100 prosecutors will remain on the job to handle murder cases, sexual assaults and other serious crimes.

  Politics

  Oct 23, 2019
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• Bangladesh court rules women need not say if they are virgins on marriage forms

  According to the ruling, the groom would now also have to disclose if he was unmarried, divorced or a widower.

  World

  Aug 27, 2019
• Nanaimo woman wins court challenge over forced breathalyzer test hours after driving

  "It was like living in a communist country with no rights. Truly I felt violated."

  Canada

  May 28, 2019
• ‘I’m going to the court’: Food fight ongoing at Montreal underground mall

  A feud in a Montreal underground mall over what constitutes pizza and who's allowed to sell it is going strong.

  Consumer

  Jul 31, 2018
• Crocs, Dawgs legal battle over plastic clogs moves to Canadian courts

  Crocs, Inc. filed a suit against Saskatoon-based Double Diamond Distribution Ltd. alleging the company, which makes and sells Dawgs shoes, infringes on its design.

  Canada

  Nov 11, 2017
• Metrolinx inks deal with Alstom as LRT spat with Bombardier continues

  Metrolinx has reached a deal to purchase light rail vehicles from French manufacturer Alstom.

  Canada

  May 12, 2017
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• Robin Williams’ estate fight back in court

  Attorneys for Robin Williams' wife and children were due back in court Friday in the ongoing fight over the late actor's estate.

  Entertainment

  Aug 28, 2015
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• PHA: Penticton council wasted taxpayers’ dollars

  The war of words continues between the City of Penticton and the Penticton Hospitality Association (PHA).

  Aug 13, 2014