Last week, DARPAN posted a short video of BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson’s take on the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn new rules intended to limit the use of experts in automobile insurance lawsuits.
After watching the video, BC Attorney General David Eby has hit back at Wilkinson on his comment and on the previous government’s inability to take “necessary action.”
Eby states that the NDP government is “turning things around at ICBC.”
Here’s what he has to say:
TORONTO - An exemption to a law that automatically branded a dental hygienist as a sexual abuser for cleaning his wife's teeth remains under government review more than four years after regulators proposed the change.
TORONTO - The Supreme Court of Canada will have final say on the validity of laws requiring sex offenders to register when an accused is granted an absolute discharge after being found not criminally responsible.
GRAND COULEE, Sask. - People in Ontario, Alberta and elsewhere are coming to the aid of a Saskatchewan minor hockey team whose recent fundraising bottle drive was put offside by a thief.
Michael Von Massow at the University of Guelph acknowledged it was, at times, messy.
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The Surrey RCMP Gang Enforcement Team (SGET) is launching a second module in their Shattering the Image anti-gang presentation series that focuses on the importance of mentorship and leadership for youth.