Kyla Lee Interviewed on Global News at 6
On December 1, 2017, new rules came in with stiffer driving prohibitions for street racing and stunt driving. Under the rules prior to Dec.1, penalties
Month: November 2017
The Government is Misrepresenting the Story about Street Racing and Stunting
Today, RoadSafetyBC made a major announcement regarding how it is going to start dealing with cases of street racing and stunt driving. You can read
BC Supreme Court rules in Favour of Laboratory Analysis Disclosure in Drug Case
Without sending the material to a drug lab for analysis, it can be impossible to determine whether a substance is an illegal drug. Something criminal
New drinking and driving rules bring mandatory alcohol screening to Canada
In May, the federal government tabled Bill C-46, which would amend the Criminal Code for impaired driving offences. The proposed changes come on the eve
Ponzi scheme impacts church congregation
Kyla Lee interviewed by Grace Ke on Global News on Nov. 26, 2017. Scores of B.C. investors – many of them from the same church
Kyla Lee interviewed on Global News Hour at 6
Human remains of an 18-year-old teen girl were found on the Salmon Arm, BC farm where Curtis Sagmoen lives. Sagmoen, a 37-year-old, has been charged
Kyla Lee interviewed by CBC News Vancouver at 6
A photograph uploaded by Vancouver police showing a driver apparently using two electronic devices behind the wheel is making headlines around the world. The reason?
Tying a phone to your steering wheel? You’re following the law — to the letter
Vancouver police gave this driver a $81 ticket for failing to produce a drivers licence, but not a distracted driving one. (Vancouver Police Department Photo)
“Inevitable” legal challenge coming for Alberta’s new licence suspension scheme
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley. (Alberta Government Photo) This week, Alberta unveiled its proposal for fixing their administrative license suspension law. The Alberta law was declared
Impaired driving changes could unfairly punish medical cannabis users, lawyers say
Canada’s proposed overhaul of federal impaired driving rules could unfairly criminalize medical cannabis users, according to an open letter to Ottawa signed by more than
