Amnesty International delegates head to B.C. to witness trial for land defenders
The second phase of the abuse of power claim by Wet’suwet’en begins next week.
B.C. Supreme Court
Judge finds province has duty to consult First Nations on mineral tenure claims
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has given the province 18 months to fix its…
B.C. government fighting to keep birth alert records from public eye
On June 12 and 13, the B.C. Supreme Court is set to hear a dispute involving MCFD, IndigiNews and the province’s privacy commissioner.
Nuchatlaht Nation did not prove Aboriginal title for entire claim area: B.C. Supreme Court
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge ruling on a First Nations land title lawsuit says…
Mom’s challenge of Indigenous smudging ceremony denied by B.C. Supreme Court
The Canadian Press British Columbia’s Supreme Court says a mother has failed to establish that…
B.C. Supreme Court grants natural gas pipeline company interlocutory injunction
The evidence was “not clear” on the harm.
Judge rules Unist’ot’en gate must come down for pipeline
“They should feel secure in knowing the camp’s operations will remain unaffected.”
Court orders First Nation occupiers to leave B.C. fish farm, but they say ‘that won’t stop them’
Hereditary Chief Ernest Alfred and his niece Karissa Glendale say they have no intention of stopping their work trying to shut down a fish farm on their traditional territory.