Canada’s legal system is based on the English and French systems. Explorers and colonists brought these systems to Canada in the 17th and 18th centuries. Although many of these laws have evolved with time, in some cases, there has been little or no change.
One of these laws in the province of British Columbia is the “Wrongful Death Law”. Don Renaud, a lawyer and one of the founders of the Non-profit association, “BC Wrongful Death Law Reform Society”, explained the history of this law in the British Empire, to Hamyaari Media:
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Relatives of two people killed in a crash on the Surrey-Langley border are stunned by how ICBC is handling their case.
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Charges have now been approved in a tragic crash that killed a toddler in downtown Vancouver last year.
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Ann Forry says she’s been revictimized in her daughter’s death by a system set up to protect doctors over patients. Her 29-year-old died of toxic shock syndrome after the third time she was turned away at Lion’s Gate emergency department.
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Dozens of bereaved family members gathered in Kitsilano, demanding justice for children they say died due to medical negligence.
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