The Globe and Mail is reporting that five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team are facing sexual assault charges, Mo Amir and Kyla Lee, our Soapox Social panel, discusses how the culture around the sport needs to change. They also weigh in on Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim taking the next step in dismantling the Park Board. And, do vision boards work?
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“… As of April 5th, all vehicles over a certain weight and manufactured after 1994 are going to be required to have speed limiters in them as well as not have any tampering or disabling technology.”
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There are a few Charter-protected rights that accused people enjoy in Canada that are fundamental to the proper functioning of our justice system. Among those, one of the most critical is the right to retain and instruct counsel.
…Kyla Lee for Law 360: Make No Mistake: Defence Counsel are Under AttackRead More »
Kyla Lee for Law 360: Make No Mistake: Defence Counsel are Under Attack Read More »
Our Soapbox Social panel, Kyla Lee and Mo Amir, assess how Metro Vancouverites (residents and officials) have handled this week’s snow, and weigh in on both the Vancouver Mayor’s Budget Task Force report and the Vancouver Canucks’ odds to win their first Stanley Cup ever this year.
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A Calgary concert-goer has been refunded his money, after reaching out to CTV News questioning a policy on Ticketmaster’s website.
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“In the emails that are going out to people it gives a deadline where you have to opt out by a certain date, otherwise you’re automatically included as an individual. So if you want the money, you don’t have to do anything, if you don’t want the money, then you do have to opt out…”
…Kyla Lee and Mo Amir speak with Amy Bell about the week’s biggest talkers.
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Do law-breaking cyclists need to be ticketed more?
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A B.C. driver is sharing his frustration after receiving a parking ticket he says he didn’t deserve.
…Kyla on Global News: B.C. man takes on private parking company over unfair ticketRead More »
Kyla on Global News: B.C. man takes on private parking company over unfair ticket Read More »
Advocates demanding better protection along Highway 5 in B.C.’s Interior say out-of-province drivers are part of the problem. As Travis Prasad reports, they say those who take safety risks face little to no penalty.
…Kyla on Global News: Stricter penalties for out-of-province drivers on Highway 5 wantedRead More »
Kyla on Global News: Stricter penalties for out-of-province drivers on Highway 5 wanted Read More »
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