RCMP are investigating after a video circulated that appears to show a driver asleep at the wheel of a Tesla travelling on a busy highway in southeastern B.C. The footage was captured by another motorist, Carleigh King, driving along the Trans-Canada Highway between Golden and Revelstoke on Sunday afternoon. In the video, a woman in a […]
Residents in Metchosin and surrounding communities say they are angry, frightened and frustrated after a convicted murderer escaped from William Head Institution, a minimum-security prison located along the southern tip of Vancouver Island. The inmate, 69-year-old Ernest Jensen, was reported missing over the weekend. He was later found dead in the waters off Metchosin, not
Three Kelowna kids might lose their e-dirt bikes because of BC law used to target gangsters and money launderers. Police said they were riding dangerously and stunting on Gordon Drive, May 14, but fled when officers tried to stop them. Once caught, the bikes were impounded and they might not be returned. Kelowna RCMP are among
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B.C. Premier David Eby is criticizing the review board’s decision to grant a conditional discharge to Allan Schoenborn, the man found not criminally responsible for killing his three children in 2008, calling it ‘deeply concerning.’ Criminal defence lawyer Kyla Lee says Eby’s comments are ‘inappropriate’ and undermine confidence in the justice system. Lee gives a
Paul Doroshenko, K.C., founder of Acumen Law Corporation, was recently featured in an interview with Gurmeet Judge titled “The Entrepreneur Nobody Quit on Tough Times.” In the interview, Paul discusses his path to becoming a lawyer, the challenges of building Acumen Law, and the persistence required to keep moving forward through difficult periods in business.
Have you ever gotten a parking ticket in Vancouver? If you haven’t, and you drive, you might be in the minority. It’s easy to miss dates or misunderstand signage, and many drivers get slapped with hefty fines. But not everyone receives a ticket with grace. In fact, many people do the complete opposite. To prevent
On the Coast’s Soapbox Social panelists Mo Amir and Kyla Lee weigh in with CBC’s Gloria Macarenko on Premier David Eby’s calls for an apology from OpenAI after the Tumbler Ridge killer’s ChatGPT activity and what’s next for Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim after apologizing for spreading false drug accusations against Coun. Sean Orr. “I really
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March is the month for both the Distracted Driving and Occupant Restraint Campaigns all across BC… “It’s been about 5 years now that if you have more than 3 demerits on your driving record it will affect your optional insurance coverage – so your collision and comprehensive insurance will increase as a result of a
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On Nov. 14, 2025, the top court issued extensive and detailed guidance for the bench and bar and settled conflicting caselaw among the provincial appellate courts, which have been divided over how to interpret the evidentiary requirements for impaired driving prosecutions under Criminal Code amendments that Parliament enacted in 2018: R.v. Rousselle, 2025 SCC35; R.v. Larocque, 2025 SCC 36.
Traffic lawyer Paul Doroshenko comes on to discuss what is quickly growing into a full-blown epidemic: Distracted driving… “I think the fines in the province really need to be revisited… But I think it would be so complex to link it to income that we’d be spending a whole lot of taxpayer money trying to
Six weeks into labour action that has seen 22,000 public service workers taking part in a full or partial strike from the jobs that keep provincial services functioning, people across the province are feeling the impact of service delays and disruptions. This toll is being felt across sectors — from social services and the justice system, to university
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