Navigating BC’s Distracted Driving Laws
With borders closed and flights grounded, many British Columbians will be taking to the road to enjoy our beautiful province for summer vacation. Drivers may have difficulty navigating through BC’s
Racism in British Columbia: death by a thousand cuts to Indigenous Peoples
In the wake of COVID-19, another pandemic is sweeping the globe: racism. Since the horrific police slaying of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter protests have taken place in major cities
Potential Support for Commercial Landlords and Tenants
With the ongoing pandemic and physical distancing measures, many small businesses are struggling to pay rent. We have summarized potential remedies available to landlords and tenants during this unprecedented time. CECRA
Temporary Support Measures for Residential Tenants and Landlords
The coronavirus pandemic has left many individuals without an income and struggling to make ends meet. In an effort to help tenants remain in their residences for the duration of
When Love Goes Wrong: Why It’s Never A Good Idea To Vent About Your Ex Online
In a recent BC court decision, it was recognized that the internet is a dangerous tool that can be used to harm reputations when a woman was ordered to pay