Tribunal orders disclosure of transplant database records in Indigenous discrimination case
The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has ordered provincial health authorities to disclose specific data from the Patient Records and…
Month: August 2025
Real estate salesperson Paul Dishke fined $14,000 for ethics violations in failed pre-construction deal
The Real Estate Council of Ontario has issued a formal discipline decision against Paul Dishke, a registered real estate salesperson,…
Contractor wins payment dispute, court allows garnishment of homeowners’ bank accounts to proceed
An Ontario Superior Court judge has dismissed a motion by two homeowners to stop, Integricon Construction, a construction company from…
Real estate broker Timothy Campbell fined $16,000 after multiple representation disclosure failures during competitive bidding process
The Real Estate Council of Ontario has issued a formal discipline decision against Timothy Campbell, a registered broker and owner…
Ontario court cites ‘serious suspicions’ in forcing lawyer to release files in bitter estate battle
An Ontario Superior Court Justice has ordered a lawyer to surrender her confidential client files concerning a deceased man, Robert…
PEI court orders man to repay $8,000 wedding loan after friendship ends in cross-country defamation lawsuit
A complex legal dispute between two former friends, rooted in a wedding in Cameroon, has concluded in a Prince Edward…
Real estate broker Florian Qendro fined $7,500 by RECO after allowing unsupervised access to multiple properties
The Real Estate Council of Ontario has released a discipline decision involving Florian Qendro, a registered real estate broker who…
Federal Court reinstates Saddle Lake Cree Nation Chief pending judicial review
In Chief Steinhauer v. Saddle Lake Cree Nation’s, 2025 FC 1362 (CanLII), the Federal Court ordered that Chief Dale Steinhauer…
BC court orders aviva to pay restaurant owner an additional $2.2 million, finds insurer acted in bad faith
Vancouver, B.C. – The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ordered Aviva Insurance Company of Canada to pay an additional…
Mother’s bid to relocate children to Belgium denied by British Columbia Supreme Court
Vancouver, B.C. – A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has dismissed a mother’s application to move with her two children…