May 26, 2017 Globe and Mail – Canadian Press Supreme Court to examine constitutionality of victim surcharges The Harper government introduced the mandatory victim surcharge on any conviction and sentencing. Intended to fund victim services, … [Read more...]
Around the pot…
April 15, 2017 By
April 15, 2017 CBC News – Peter Zimonjic Pot legalization bill provides many answers, but leaves some key issues in limbo - Public awareness campaign on drug-impaired driving 'clearly inadequate,' CAA says Called Bill C-45, the promised … [Read more...]
A new way…
April 19, 2014 By
April 19, 2014 The South Peace News - Richard Froese A new way of justice - Aboriginal way of justice deserves a hard look As part of honouring the National Victim of Crime Awareness Week, the day-long gathering featured retired … [Read more...]
Harry Daniels
January 9, 2013 By
January 9, 2013 Federal Court of Canada: The Federal Court rules that Métis and non-status Indians are "Indians" within the meaning of s. 91(24) of the Constitution Ottawa, January 8, 2013 – A decision was issued today by the Honourable … [Read more...]