Law firm’s suspension lifted, investigation begin
A British Columbia court has lifted a freeze on dozens of residential school survivor compensation cases handled by a Calgary law firm.
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Vancouver police ignored concrete tips on serial killer Pickton
Serial killer Robert Pickton was convicted of six counts of second degree murder.
Dark memories from ‘the forgotten war’
The Korean War was the first armed conflict in the Cold War. North Korea and the Chinese army, supported by the Soviet Union, fought South Korea which had the backing of the United Nations.
Pickton inquiry begins hearing testimony from police
At the Pickton inquiry Monday the question was finally asked directly to the police: Why did it take so long to catch serial killer Robert Pickton?
BC mining plans face protests
Over 100 protestors were outside a Vancouver convention centre Sunday protesting at the site of a mining conference.
Walk for Justice founder’s prosthetic leg stolen
A senseless crime now means the founder of Walk for Justice could soon be reduced to crawling.
BC court suspends residential school cases handled by Calgary firm
A British Columbia court has suspended dozens of residential school survivor compensation cases handled by a Calgary law firm, APTN National News has learned.
Inquiry legal battles loom over info police want kept secret
For the moment, the families of Robert Pickton’s victims have wrapped up their testimony at the missing women’s inquiry in Vancouver.
‘A lot of women would still be alive if they listened to that tip’
The testimony of the families of murdered and missing women continues this week at the inquiry into why it took so long for police to catch serial killer Robert Pickton.