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Tag Archives: Law

Courts wrong place for rainforest battle, Crown says

February 27, 2014by David P. Ball Leave a comment

As environmental groups returned to court Thursday in their lawsuit to protect the province’s old growth rainforests, the B.C. government argued the Supreme Court was the wrong venue to debate the matter.

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24 Hours

Judge again orders Abbotsford homeless camp eviction

December 20, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

As temperatures plummet and snow billows down before the holidays, today a B.C. Supreme Court judge ordered the eviction of an Abbotsford homeless camp.

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The Tyee, Tyee Solutions Society

Harper’s B.C. energy envoy urges more Aboriginal consultation

December 18, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s special energy project envoy may have delivered some optimistic words for bringing together the Crown, First Nations and industry in B.C.

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Windspeaker newspaper

Elsipogtog hopes for healing, braces for treaty fight

December 18, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

On Dec. 6, SWN Resources announced it was halting its shale gas exploration for the year, incomplete. Now, as the community awaits the Texan firm’s likely future return, Windspeaker has learned the community is launching healing circles to deal with the trauma of the police raid, as well as contemplating a court battle over their treaty rights.

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Windspeaker newspaper

First Nations applaud prime minister’s report

December 6, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Aboriginal leaders are applauding a report by Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s special West Coast energy envoy that recommends meaningful consultation with First Nations is essential if development is to proceed.

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24 Hours

BC oil and gas regulator faces fracking lawsuit

November 13, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

The BC Liberal government’s heavy push for liquified natural gas (LNG) development in the province may have successfully placated some opponents, such as big labour unions, with promises of more than 100,000 jobs and massive revenues for the province.

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The Tyee

Pirate Joe’s sets sail for fast food giants

November 7, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

On the heels of retailer Pirate Joe’s U.S. court victory against health food giant Trader Joe’s, owner Michael Hallatt has set course for another bounty — a healthier riff on a popular fast food chain.

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24 Hours

Lawsuit Proceeds for Canada’s Lost Generation of Stolen Babies

October 28, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

A class-action lawsuit against the Canadian government on behalf of tens of thousands of indigenous children who were seized and moved to white families in an adoption wave known as the “Sixties Scoop” can now proceed after being approved by an Ontario judge.

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Indian Country Today Media Network

Crown cites ‘collusion’ in appealing Taser death inquiry perjury case

September 12, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

The Crown is appealing the acquittal of a RCMP officer charged with lying before the inquiry into the Vancouver airport Tasering death of Robert Dziekanski.

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24 Hours

Vowing to ‘keep fighting,’ Idle No More blockader fined $16,000

September 1, 2013by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Idle No More blockader Ron Plain, 51, has been ordered by a judge to pay CN railway $16,000 in fines for the 13-day protest that captured the country’s attention.

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Windspeaker newspaper

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About David P. Ball


I'm an award-winning reporter, editor, podcaster & photographer in Vancouver.

Currently freelancing, I am on the editing team at IndigiNews, and was previously a staff reporter with CBC, the Toronto Star, The Tyee, and B.C. correspondent for Agence France-Presse.

My 25 years of experience include award-recognized investigative reporting, radio and video storytelling, photojournalism, and editing.

BYLINES:
Al Jazeera. Globe & Mail. Le Monde. VICE. The Guardian. The Tyee. National Post. South China Morning Post. Times of India.

For six years I've hosted Cited Media's Addiction Practice podcast, have experience in broadcast TV & radio at CBC, and previously produced & hosted the daily Pulse news show for CFRO 100.5fm.

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REPORTING PUBLISHED IN 150+ publications internationally, reaching billions:

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• Georgia Straight
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• The Province
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IMAGES LICENSED for:

• Canadian Museum of History exhibit
• Canadian Museum of Human Rights exhibit
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• International School of Geneva exhibit
• Canadian Centre for Architecture exhibit
• University of Toronto Press cover, Responding to Human Trafficking (J Kaye)
• University of Toronto Press photo in Remembering Vancouver's Disappeared Women (A Dean)
• John Wiley & Sons photo in Abnormal Psychology 5th Canadian Ed. (ed. G Davison)
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