“Swimming against the current” is an understatement. Two of the most powerful and influential publicly funded organizations (the CBC and RCMP) are working against me. In my last column, I shared my renewed passion for a pet road safety topic
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“Can we sit down and talk?”. A deer caught in the headlights, the 44 year old in the video complies with the request. The much younger woman he is meeting, Chantal, then introduces herself: “I’m Chantal, with Creep Catchers…” He
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Each of us has been, or very likely will be, touched personally by a crash: a family member or close friend killed; ourselves or someone close to us suffering life altering injuries; learning of tragedy suffered by someone we don’t
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Legal column remembering a tragic traffic accident as an example of why safer driver habits are needed – car crashes are not “accidents”, they are avoidable
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Legal column discussing the detection of lying using the example of a rental property dispute
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Legal column warning readers that they may not be aware of committing a criminal impaired driving offence
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Legal column concerned with the reaction of ICBC and the police when a Smart car was purposely side swiped by a speeding vehicle due to road rage
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Legal column analyzing the value of life in financial terms and suggesting that financial consequences are imposed on people who cause the death of another person
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Legal column encouraging tougher impaired drinking consequences in British Columbia
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Legal column explaining defending a judge’s decision that the media viewed as a “break” instead of a proper sentencing
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