Are Airlines Responsible For Air Rage?

Sixty-eight year old Lenny Mordarski did not expect to be woken by feeling like he was being stung by bees, but that is exactly how he described the sensation of being jabbed with a ball point pen while waiting for his flight to depart from Chicago last Thursday April 16,…

Homeless Camps – Could Victoria Be The New Waikiki?

HOMELESS CAMPS IN VICTORIA BC In 2009, the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled that it is unconstitutional to prohibit people from erecting temporary shelters in parks (Homeless Camps).  As a result of the Court of Appeal Decision, Victoria City Council amended its park bylaws, allowing  people to erect tents in parks…

Teacher Seeks Compensation Related to Student’s Abuse Allegations

Former Qualicum Beach teacher Donald Barber has filed a B.C. Supreme Court lawsuit agains lawyer Marli Rusen, who conducted an investigation on behalf of the Nanaimo School District. In his civil claim, Mr. Barber stated that he suffered “personal embarrassment and humiliation” as a result of a teenager’s allegations of…

Cactus Club Wins Human Rights Challenge in Bar Watch Case

A young woman who alleged that Abbotsford’s Cactus Club restaurant discriminated against her because of her brother’s connection to crime lost her case before B.C.’s Human Rights Tribunal in a decision released April 2, 2015. R.S., (who did not want to be identified) attended her brother’s birthday party at the…