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The court found Mr. Chik in contempt for breaching a 2016 injunction by providing acupuncture treatment and taking fees during four March 2024 sessions.
The court sentenced Angela Davidson for seven criminal contempt counts arising from repeated injunction breaches, applying deterrence, denunciation, and Gladue principles.
The court found Emily Kelsall and Lucy Everett guilty of criminal contempt for breaching a Trans Mountain injunction and imposed jail terms plus restitution.
The court refused a conditional discharge for Hayden Mebs, finding that denunciation and general deterrence outweighed his good character and altruistic motive.
William George was sentenced to 28 days’ incarceration for criminal contempt after breaching the Trans Mountain injunction during a planned protest blockade.
The court found Emily Kane guilty of criminal contempt after concluding an RCMP officer’s roadside announcement gave her actual notice of the injunction.
The court refused an adjournment in a criminal contempt proceeding, finding the reasons advanced were not compelling enough to justify further delay.
Federal Court set a civil-contempt sanction of a $40,000 fine and $35,000 costs against Eric Adwokat and Red Rhino Entertainment Inc., with conditional jail for non-payment.
The court accepted guilty pleas for criminal contempt arising from a Port of Vancouver blockade and imposed fines or community service with probation.
The court sentenced James Leyden to 45 days in jail and one year probation for a repeat criminal contempt breach of the Trans Mountain injunction.
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