SABLE RIVER, N.S. — A military veteran who found sanctuary in the woodlands of rural Nova Scotia is opening up his home to fellow servicemen and women who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Matthew Pernosky is charged with second-degree murder, indignity to a body and disposing of Rachel Pernosky's body.
Crown lawyer Michelle Booker told a provincial court judge she plans to call about eight witnesses, including four police officers, in the case against former inspector Tim Shields.
The government returned to B.C. Supreme Court today for the second time seeking an interim injunction to start evicting more than 100 people who have been living in tents on the courthouse lawn since the fall.
VICTORIA – On Canadian Multiculturalism Day, British Columbians are being encouraged to nominate multicultural champions whose exceptional work in their communities throughout the province promotes inclusion and cultural diversity.
The money will be spread out over the next two years and is part of the $2.3 billion the Liberal government pledged to spend on affordable housing in the 2016 budget.