US EditionDefendants File Against Quesnel Mayor’s Wife in Defamation Case (BC)
- A Quesnel city councillor and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs denied claims of defamation made by Pat Morton against them in a B.C. Supreme Court case.
- Morton is seeking damages, asserting that the statements made by Laurey-Anne Roodenburg harmed her reputation and well-being.
- Roodenburg stated that her comments were based on fact and made in the public interest during a city council meeting.
- The UBCIC argued it published its letter without malice, claiming it promoted reconciliation, contrary to Morton's accusations of promoting denialism.
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Defendants file against Quesnel mayor’s wife in defamation case (BC)
In separate BC Supreme Court court defence filings, a Quesnel city councillor and a First Nations lobby group both denied that they defamed the wife of Quesnel Mayor Ron Paull. Coun. Laurey-Anne Roodenberg and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) maintain they rightfully offered opinions about Pa...
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The Hamilton SpectatorDefendants file against Quesnel mayor’s wife in defamation case
In separate BC Supreme Court court defence filings, a Quesnel city councillor and a First Nations lobby group both denied that they defamed the wife of Quesnel Mayor Ron Paull.
Defendants file against Quesnel mayor’s wife in defamation case - The Turtle Island News
By Bob Mackin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Prince George Citizen In separate BC Supreme Court court defence filings, a Quesnel city councillor and a First Nations lobby group both denied that they defamed the wife of Quesnel Mayor Ron Paull. Coun. Laurey-Anne Roodenberg and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) maintain they rightfully offered opinions about Pat Morton’s promotion of a book skeptical of the Truth and Reconciliation C…
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