The widow of a Winnipeg man who died two years ago after being shot with a beanbag gun by a Vancouver police officer has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Vancouver Police Department on behalf of herself and the couple's six children.

The owners of an East Vancouver apartment block gutted by fire on Tuesday are scheduled to appear in provincial court later this month in relation to allegations they failed to protect the building already badly damaged by a previous blaze against the risk of another fire.

Three months before her husband killed her, Kamaljit Sandhu initiated divorce proceedings after enduring years of domestic violence. She swore an affidavit saying she was afraid Inderjit Singh Sandhu, who was in India at the time, would harm her when he found out.

The former director of public affairs for the Vancouver Police Department is suing the city, the force and one of the VPD's most prominent spokespeople for alleged "gender and racial discrimination, harassment and bullying."

A Burnaby, B.C., man is one of eight people targeted by Amazon in a lawsuit claiming millions in losses to a shadowy conspiracy accused of manipulating the online retail giant's policies to obtain refunds for products that were never returned.

A provincial court judge has found a Prince George RCMP officer guilty of obstructing justice forordering a bystander to theaftermath of a violent police takedown to delete video of the incident fromhisphone.

A Victoriaprovincial court judge says "unacceptable" delays in B.C.'s overburdened court system forced the staying of a criminal chargeagainst a man accused of sexually assaulting a six-year-old girl.