Supreme Court ruling may impact Cowichan case: Attorney General and property owner
Both B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma and Montrose Properties believe the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision to dismiss an appeal in a New Brunswick case could have implications for the ongoing Cowichan Tribes case appeals and applicationsCategories
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