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New Lethbridge Indigenous Court now officially open – Lethbridge News Now
Nov 12, 2025 One of the courtrooms in Lethbridge has completed a new transformation. Courtroom 7 now serves as the Lethbridge Indigenous Court, which held its official opening this week. Established as part of the Alberta Court of Justice’s Indigenous Justice Strategy, it aims to provide a culturally relevant, restorative, and holistic system of justice […]
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Province, Stk’emlupsemc te Secwepemc Nation mum on decade-old land claim case covering Kamloops, Sun Peaks – CFJC Today Kamloops
Nov 11, 2025 KAMLOOPS — The B.C. Ministry of the Attorney General said the province’s ongoing position on a decade-old land claim that includes Kamloops and Sun Peaks has not changed, and that “private property rights must be upheld.” CFJC asked the ministry for comment on a 2015 claim by Stk’emlupsemc te Secwepemc Nation (SSN), […]
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Media Advisory – Itinerary for the Supreme Court of Canada Visit to Thunder Bay
OTTAWA, ON, Nov. 10, 2025 – Judges from the Supreme Court of Canada will visit Thunder Bay, Ontario, on November 17 and 18, 2025 as part of the Court’s 150th anniversary commemorations. Chief Justice Richard Wagner, Justice Malcolm Rowe and Justice Michelle O’Bonsawin will take part in various events involving members of the public, high […]
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Industrial property owners ask B.C. Supreme Court to reopen Richmond Aboriginal title case – unpublished.ca
November 7, 2025 The owners of a major industrial property whose land has been swept up in a B.C. Supreme Court decision granting title to the Cowichan Nation announced Thursday they are asking the court to reopen the case. Montrose Properties, which saw the court apply Aboriginal title over about 300 acres of its industrial […]
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Cape Breton First Nation has ‘strong claim’ for displacement restitution – PNI Atlantic News
Nov 05, 2025 Next year marks the 100 year anniversary of when the first homes were built at the present site of Membertou after the community was forced to move from prime waterfront land in Sydney. Membertou First Nation is moving ahead with its Kings Road Specific Claim against Canada and hopes to submit it to the federal government in 2026. “We’re going to bring […]
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B.C. appoints two judges to Provincial Court
Nov. 3, 2025 VICTORIA – The Government of British Columbia has appointed two judges to the Provincial Court to support timely and efficient access to justice. The new judges are Diba Majzub and Megan Olson. Both appointments are effective Nov. 24, 2025. Diba Majzub will be assigned by the judiciary to Port Coquitlam. Majzub attended Columbia […]
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B.C. Supreme Court rules Terrace can keep $6.18-million deposit from industrial park developer – CBC
Oct 31, 2025 City of Terrace allowed to keep construction deposit after developer Taisheng fails to meet deadlines The B.C. Supreme Court has ordered a company to return a $6.18-million construction deposit to the City of Terrace after it failed to meet project deadlines. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Mark Underhill has dismissed a lawsuit filed […]
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B.C. to file stay to pause Cowichan Tribes implementation land-case decision – Vernon Morning Star
October 30, 2025 The B.C. government is filing to pause implementation of the Cowichan Tribes land case decision until an appeal can be heard. “We will be proceeding with a stay application in this case, asking the court to hold off on the implementation of the decision,” Premier David Eby said on Wednesday, Oct. 30. […]
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Lax Kw’alaams Band – Boarding Homes Class Action Claims Process
October 27, 2025 INDIAN HOSPITALS CLASS ACTION CLAIMS PROCESS Boarding Homes/Indian Hospitals Lawyer, Pamela Large Moran (PLM Law), advises that the Indian Hospitals Class Action Claims Process is now tentatively scheduled to open on January 12th, 2026 (subject to court approval). Pamela is continuing to assist former Boarding Homes students with their Category 1 and/or […]
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Indigenous Persons Who Were Assaulted at Any Time While Being Held in Custody or Detention by the RCMP may be Affected by a Class Action
SHERWOOD PARK, AB, Oct. 24, 2025 — A class action lawsuit has been certified against the Attorney General of Canada on behalf of Aboriginal Persons (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis) who allege they were assaulted at any time while being held in custody or detained by RCMP outside of the Territories and were alive as […]
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