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Decision 2025-02-28 · Open coverageBCFSA found professional misconduct because the buyer's realtor relied only on title and the seller's disclosure without checking local authorities or the Archaeology Branch, missing a protected archaeological site that blocked the buyer's planned development. The $5,000 consent penalty illustrates why cultural heritage restrictions can require independent property inquiries even when routine conveyancing documents show no warning, although the order established no universal search requirement.
Decision 2002-03-28 · Open coverageThe Supreme Court upheld British Columbia's challenged heritage conservation provisions as valid provincial law while making clear that the appeal concerned division of powers, not every possible Indigenous rights issue.
Decision 2026-04-02 · Open coverageHistoric maps, territorial relationships and culturally modified trees changed the result of a major Aboriginal title appeal.
Decision 2026-09-09 · Open coverageThe BC Human Rights Tribunal declined to dismiss a film makeup artist complaint concerning allegedly racialised exclusion from set work and union decisions about a makeup working group. The allegations must be tested at a hearing.
Published 2026-10-17 · Open coverageBC's November pay reporting expansion also matters to larger arts organizations, where creative work, administration and compensation are not always easy to compare.
Decision 2026-04-02 · Open coverageHistoric maps, territorial relationships and culturally modified trees changed the result of a major Aboriginal title appeal.
Decision 2002-03-28 · Open coverageThe Supreme Court upheld British Columbia's challenged heritage conservation provisions as valid provincial law while making clear that the appeal concerned division of powers, not every possible Indigenous rights issue.