Can we expect a Supreme Court ruling in CFS-BC case soon?
The Supreme Court of Canada has yet to release a ruling in the matter of British Columbia Transit (Translink) vs. Canadian Federation of Students - British Columbia Component.
The court heard the case in March 2008 and is now the oldest case awaiting judgment. I’ll be watching for a news release announcing a date for the release of a decision.
From the Archives: Translink can’t ban CFS-BC partisan advertising on buses, court rules.
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