Hearing put over to April for Coastal GasLink pipeline protesters in B.C.
PRINCE GEORGE — Fourteen people arrested while protesting a pipeline in northwestern British Columbia will have to wait about two months to learn if contempt charges against them will be pursued as a criminal or civil matter.
The 14 were in court in Prince George Monday after being arrested Jan. 7 when heavily armed RCMP officers dismantled a blockade south of Houston, B.C.
Justice Marguerite Church agreed with a request to put the matter over to April 15 to give more time to go over discl
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