Grant of permission to appeal from arbitral ruling covers procedural fairness issue
Alberta Court of Appeal lets appeal proceed for denial of challenge against arbitration costs award
B.C. Securities Commission Alleges Former Comox Man Defrauded Investors of $4.6 Million
The B.C. Securities Commission has accused a former Comox Valley man of raising $4.6 million from investors through an alleged cryptocurrency trading bot scheme and using the money for personal spending.
The commission alleges that Connor Sinclair Gardiner-Ingram, who now
Again, Why? the Big Picture of the Alberta Regulated Professions Neutrality Act
University of Calgary law faculty appoints Haley Hrymak as first-ever experiential learning director
She spearheads clinical programs and the Student Legal Assistance initiative
Alberta Travel Agency Owner Wanted in Alleged $500K Traveller Fraud
Alberta RCMP are seeking a former Fort McMurray travel agency owner accused of taking payments from more than 100 travellers for trips that were allegedly never booked.
A former Fort McMurray travel agency owner is wanted on fraud and money
WHEN CASE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS BECOME CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES: ECCLES v. ECCLES
In-person litigants Kelly Eccles and Justin Eccles are racking up more travel miles in Alberta’s Court of Appeal, following Ms. Eccle’s latest appeal…appeal number 7, but who’s counting?
Their latest foray, Eccles v. Eccles 2026 ABCA 154, follows a similar
Alberta Fugitives Arrested in Ontario in Alleged $5M Investor Scam
Two Alberta fugitives wanted on Canada-wide warrants since 2021 have been arrested in Ontario in connection with an alleged investor fraud involving nearly $5 million.
RCMP say Fernando Honorate de Silva Fagundes, 70, and Emilia Alas-As Elansin, 44, were taken
Alberta Court of Justice names Jason Neustaeter assistant chief justice for Central Region
He takes on the new role on October 6
Canada high court greenlights election interference lawsuit against Alberta ex-chief electoral officer
The Supreme Court of Canada has allowed former Alberta lawmaker Joseph Anglin to sue former provincial chief electoral officer Glen Resler for election interference. The ex-lawmaker is claiming damages of over CAD$2.2 million.
At issue was whether any law bars
Calgary Fraud Convictions Upheld as Secret Commission Conviction Overturned
The Alberta Court of Appeal has upheld Jeffrey Ber’s fraud convictions but overturned his conviction for accepting a secret commission. Ber had been sentenced to seven years in prison after using millions of dollars of client funds to purchase high-risk