Lawyers for Postmedia are appealing a judge’s decision not to release any information about a secret trial that recently began in B.C. Supreme Court in…
On June 30, lawyers for the media organization appeared before Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson of the Supreme Court seeking to gain access to materials related to the file for the purpose of challenging any publication bans or orders restricting access that were imposed in the case.
The news organization, which publishes The Vancouver Sun and Province newspapers, is also seeking to be granted standing to challenge any orders restricting court openness and to be granted the right to access the pleadings in the action.Article content The court has a publication ban notification system. but a check of notifications going back to July 2020 disclosed no apparent bans in the case.
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