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Truth and Reconciliation Day 'not a celebration,' residential school survivor tells New West crowd (opens the original)
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The gathering of hundreds under the warm autumn sun and mostly blue skies could have been mistaken for any fall fair, with the deep-fried smells from the food trucks and arts and crafts vendors. But the event held at New Westminster’s Queen’s Park on Wednesday to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was “not a celebration,” said William Nelson, a survivor of Canadian’s Indigenous residential school system. Nelson, whose Indigenous name can’t be spelled in English, was one of severa
B.C. judge drops drug charges against Vancouver compassion club, declares law illegal (opens the original)
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A B.C. Supreme Court judge has dropped a political hot potato in the middle of the B.C. provincial election by ruling a federal law banning possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking is unconstitutional. Justice Catherine Murray released her ruling on Tuesday, which quashed that specific drug charge against two co-founders of a Vancouver “compassion club” — Jeremy Kalicum and Eris Nyx — that supplied clean drugs to its members. After failing to receive a legal exemption from Ottawa to bu
B.C. election call crushed victims' hopes of being heard by committee reviewing ICBC's no-fault policy (opens the original)
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NDP Leader David Eby’s snap election call this week pulled the plug on a legislative review of ICBC’s no-fault insurance plan, leaving some accident victims feeling their and the committee’s work may be wasted. The election call meant the committee of MLAs reviewing ICBC’s “enhanced care,” or no-fault model, ceased to exist on the second day of a week of scheduled hearings. A crash victim who has lived with a brain injury since being hit by a fishtailing car on an icy, hilly road in Kelowna almo
Man, 23, awarded almost $5 million after being injured as child in fall at Burnaby pool (opens the original)
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A B.C. Supreme Court judge has awarded almost $5 million to a man who suffered a lifelong brain injury as a toddler in a fall from a diving board at a City of Burnaby pool. Samir Georgi was four years old when in May 2007 he was allowed to jump from the three-metre board by his instructor in the Crocodile swim lessons group for kids ages seven-and-under at C.G. Brown Memorial Pool in Burnaby. He was comfortable jumping off the edge of the pool and the one-metre board and asked to jump off the th
Government suggests adding advocates to help victims navigate ICBC's no-fault insurance (opens the original)
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ICBC’s no-fault insurance could be improved for crash victims by providing them help to navigate the claims process, B.C.’s Attorney General’s Ministry has recommended to a legislative committee. And the committee should draw on experiences of victims of mass casualty car crashes, such as those injured in the deadly attack at the Lapu Lapu Day festival attack in 2025, when it recommends any changes to ICBC’s system of providing benefits, it said. The special committee was formed to determine how
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