The BC Supreme Court adjourned disclosure-related stay applications in the Mount Polley prosecution until January 2027 to allow the Crown to complete work on searchable disclosure. It required ongoing case management and did not decide whether the defence would ultimately be entitled to a stay of proceedings.
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R v Imperial Metals Corporation, 2026 BCSC 1933
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Held. The BC Supreme Court adjourned disclosure-related stay applications in the Mount Polley prosecution until January 2027 to allow the Crown to complete work on searchable disclosure.
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