Tag: Supreme Court

Judge finds B.C. policy requiring foreign-trained doctors to work in rural areas is illegal

Health Emily Joveski -
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled the province cannot require international medical graduates to work in designated communities after completing their residency.

Nanaimo lawyer takes on AAP process at Supreme Court 

Community Justin Baumgardner -
A Nanaimo lawyer is pushing the B-C Supreme Court to rule on issues of clarity and transparency in the...

More Teachers Still Needed in BC

News Justin Goulet -
A lot has changed for teachers across British Columbia since last year's Supreme Court decision to restore the pre-2002...

Info session Wednesday night on Supreme Court teachers ruling

News Justin Goulet -
The Comox District Teachers' Association is offering an information session on local impacts from the Supreme Court ruling on...

Valley teachers rejoice after Supreme Court decision

News Justin Goulet -
The President of the Comox District Teachers Association is ecstatic over a Supreme Court decision to allow educators to...

BC Finance Minister weighs in on Supreme Court’s BCTF ruling

News Justin Goulet -
The BC Finance Minister says the province welcomes the direction from the Supreme Court in a long-standing dispute with...

Supreme Court recognizes rights of Métis and non-status aboriginal people

News Justin Goulet -
The Supreme Court of Canada has extended rights to non-status aboriginal people and Métis. The ruling, handed down this morning ends...

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