PRACTICE DIRECTION HEARING OF BAIL APPLICATIONS

THE PROVINCIAL COURT

OF BRIT ISH COLUMBIA

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Effective Dates: September 18, 2023 for Northern, Interior, Island and Vancouver Regions

November 16, 2023 for Fraser Region

CRIM 05

PRACTICE DIRECTION

HEARING OF BAIL APPLICATIONS

Background

Since the Spring of 2021, the Court implemented the Northern Bail Pilot Project, a virtual bail

initiative comprised of a technology stream (video and telephone enabled appearances) and a

process stream (use of a Microsoft Teams channel and dedicated JCMs and sheriffs to canvass

the hearing list and facilitate an accused person’s access to legal counsel). The goal was to find

ways to ensure that the bail system operated as effectively and efficiently as possible to enable

timely bail hearings before judges/justices where all accused were represented by legal

counsel, if they chose. The Pilot expanded to the Interior Region (in April 2022) and the Island

Region (in January 2023) as reflected in the CRIM 14 Practice Direction: Northern, Interior and

Island Bail Pilot Project. Under the Pilot, bail hearings during court sitting hours in these Regions

are conducted by judges attending remotely in virtual courtrooms using the Microsoft Teams

(“Teams”) videoconference platform. Counsel and the accused also attend remotely by Teams.

Evaluations have demonstrated benefits of centralized virtual bail hearings, including: allowing

trials in smaller locations to proceed without being interrupted by bail hearings, reducing trial

continuations, reducing displacement of accused people from their own communities and

community supports, and increasing access to duty counsel. As such, the directions previously

set out in the CRIM 14 Practice Direction will continue.

In examining the goals associated with virtual bail in the Northern, Island and Interior Regions,

community displacement in the Lower Mainland is not as significant a concern, as correctional

centres are located in the proximity of courthouses and communities and public transportation

is available. Duty counsel has always been assigned to most court locations in the Fraser and

Vancouver Regions so the need for timely access to duty counsel for all accused is already

available. There are also daily bail/mixed remand courts in Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey,

Abbotsford, and Port Coquitlam. Therefore, while the bail courtrooms in the Fraser and

Vancouver Regions will incorporate many of the virtual bail processes from the Northern, Island

and Interior Regions, they will remain hybrid bail courtrooms. This allows for remote and in-

person appearances by counsel and the judge, while the accused appears remotely by video in

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those bail hearings, with the ability for JCMs to schedule in-custody and out-of-custody

dispositions into available court time.

Accordingly, the Court is setting out its directions relating to the hearing of all bail applications in

the Province in this single consolidated Practice Direction.

Purpose

The purpose of this practice direction is: (1) to provide directions for the processing and hearing

of bail applications throughout the Province; and (2) to rescind and replace CRIM 14 Northern,

Interior, and Island Bail Pilot Project (effective September 18, 2023) and NP 26 Chilliwack

Provincial Court Bail Pilot Project (effective November 16, 2023).

Application

This practice direction applies to bail hearings for all adult and youth criminal files in the

Northern, Interior, Island and Vancouver Regions starting September 18, 2023 and in the Fraser

Region starting November 16, 2023.

Directions

I. Weekday Bail Hearings During Regular Court Sitting Hours

Bail hearings will continue to be heard in virtual bail courtrooms in the Northern, Interior, and

Island Regions and in hybrid bail courtrooms in the Vancouver and Fraser Regions. These

hearings are assigned to be heard by judges.

In this Practice Direction, Part A applies to the Northern, Interior, and Island Regions; Part B

applies to the Vancouver and Fraser Regions; and Part C applies to all Regions, unless otherwise

noted.

A. Northern, Interior, and Island Regions (Virtual Bail Courtrooms)

1. Weekday bail hearings during regular court sitting hours regarding adult and youth

criminal matters in the Northern, Interior, and Island Regions will be conducted by

judges attending remotely by Teams videoconference in virtual courtrooms (“virtual bail

hearings”). The accused will also attend remotely by Teams videoconference or

audioconference at the virtual bail hearings. Duty or defence counsel and Crown

counsel must appear by Teams videoconference or apply to the Court to appear by

audioconference only (see NP 21).

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2. The virtual bail hearings are heard in two virtual courtrooms in each of the three

Regions:

 VR1 and VR2 for the Northern Region;

 VR3 and VR4 for the Interior Region; and

 VR8 and VR9 for the Island Region.

See Appendix “A” for the virtual courtroom catchments. Please note the virtual

courtrooms and the assigned catchments are subject to change.

B. Vancouver and Fraser Regions (Hybrid Bail Courtrooms)

3. Except for Robson Square, Downtown Community Court, Surrey Intimate Partner

Violence Court, and Surrey Youth Court that will continue to operate in the manner they

have to date, the bail courtrooms in the Vancouver and Fraser Regions will remain

“hybrid bail courtrooms”. In hybrid bail courtrooms, the judge and counsel may attend

the bail hearing either remotely or in person (except the 9:00AM and 1:15PM triage

sessions which counsel must attend remotely by video), and the new in custody accused

attends remotely by video as follows:

Hybrid Bail

Courtroom

Catchments Served by

Hybrid Bail Courtroom

Location Where New In Custody Accused

Attends Applicable Hybrid Bail Courtroom

Remotely By Video

VANCOUVER REGION

222 Main Street

(Courtroom 101)

Vancouver

Main Street Courthouse Sheriff Cells

Burnaby

North Vancouver

(Courtroom 001)

North Vancouver

North Vancouver Courthouse Sheriff Cells

West Vancouver

Sechelt

Sechelt Courthouse Sheriff Cells

Pemberton

Pemberton Police Cells

Squamish

Squamish Police Cells

Whistler

Whistler Police Cells

Richmond

(Courtroom 107)

Richmond, including UBC

Richmond Courthouse Sheriff Cells

FRASER REGION

Abbotsford

(Courtroom 204)

Abbotsford

Abbotsford Courthouse Sheriff Cells

Chilliwack

Chilliwack Courthouse Sheriff Cells

Port Coquitlam

(Courtroom 001)

Port Coquitlam

Port Coquitlam Courthouse Sheriff Cells

New Westminster

New Westminster Courthouse Sheriff Cells

Surrey

(Courtroom 108)

Surrey

Surrey Courthouse Sheriff Cells

Delta

Langley

White Rock

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C. All Regions

4. The daily bail hearing schedule will be:

9:00AM

9:30AM

 Virtual Bail Judicial Case Managers (“Bail JCM(s)”) attend by Teams

videoconference in VR1 for the Northern Region, VR4 for the Interior Region,

VR8 for the Island Region, and via the Teams triage meeting links for the

Vancouver and Fraser Regions to triage matters to finalize the morning

remand hearing list.

 All counsel having files on the morning remand list must attend by Teams

videoconference at 9:00AM unless they have connected with the Bail JCM, or

filed a Consent Remand Form or Consent Requisition Form with the Bail JCM,

prior to that time.

 Duty counsel are required to attend by Teams videoconference at the 9:00AM

triage to see if their assistance is required on any of the files on the morning

remand hearing list.

 Counsel on matters stood down by the Bail JCM at the 9:00AM triage are to

keep the Bail JCM informed of what is happening on their matter and must do

so by no later than 10:30AM.

 The Bail JCM may schedule other matters besides bail hearings in the

mornings provided the parties consent to appearing remotely and the matters

can be concluded in the morning without impacting the operation of bail

hearings scheduled for that morning. The Bail JCM may also schedule bail

hearings to other available courts where necessary and counsel are available.

9:30AM

12:00PM

 Hearings for accused persons remanded in custody to Correctional Centres in

the Province or in custody at police stations and courthouses.

12:30PM

 The Crown will submit to the applicable court registry a bail package for each

new in custody accused person by 12:30 PM, unless on the rare occasions

Crown has confirmed otherwise with the applicable court registry in advance.

 Upon receipt, the court registry will process the bail package, including signing

tele-informations and adding required files. Once a bail package is processed,

the court registry will schedule the new in-custody file into JUSTIN, which will

update the Court Digital Display System (“CDDS”). The court registry will

initially schedule all files for 5:00PM as a holding position.

1:15PM

1:30PM

1. At 1:15PM, the following individuals must meet by Teams videoconference in

each virtual/hybrid bail courtroom to as best as possible finalize the order the

afternoon files are to be called in that court (the “afternoon list”):

A. All Crown with conduct of any of the afternoon files;

B. Duty counsel with conduct of the afternoon files;

C. Any defence counsel who intend to speak to an afternoon file;

D. A Registry Quarterback (may appear in more than one virtual courtroom);

and

E. A Sheriff Quarterback (may appear in more than one virtual courtroom).

All times referenced in this Practice Direction refer to PST or PDT as applicable.

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2. The Crown will lead the afternoon triage with equal participation from

duty/defence counsel to schedule as much of the afternoon list as they are

able prior to the start of court. The Registry Quarterback will record from the

Crown and duty/defence counsel the afternoon list and they will ensure the

Crown and duty/defence counsel are aware of all files on the afternoon list at

that time.

3. The following principles guide how the afternoon list is set:

A. All the parties should inform themselves of the time of arrests, to ensure

compliance with Criminal Code, sections 493 and 503.

B. Counsel must be reasonably accurate in their estimation of the length of

time required for contested bail hearings. Failure to complete contested

bail hearings in the estimated time may result in the hearing being stood

down until the completion of the afternoon list or adjourned to another

day.

C. Except in cases where compliance with section 503 (24-hour time limit)

requires an immediate appearance, the parties must make reasonable

efforts to ensure when a matter is called that the appearance will be

meaningful and not simply spoken to and stood down. Files that are not

ready to be spoken to will remain scheduled at 5:00PM and not called

until counsel are ready for something meaningful to happen with them.

Once ready for the files to be called, counsel must immediately advise the

Sheriff Quarterback on the separate private MS Teams channel (not the

live courtroom chat)

D. Files approaching the 24-hour time limit will be given scheduling priority

provided, after consultation with the judge, they can be completed during

the afternoon court sitting bearing in mind all the other files scheduled for

court that afternoon. These files may also be called briefly to meet the 24-

hour time limit and then stood down until later in the afternoon if time

permits, or adjourned to another courtroom where applicable, or to

another day.

E. Subject to the above, youth files (and women on the Island only) have the

highest priority in the afternoon list followed by consent releases. Files

simply being adjourned to another day have the third highest priority and

thereafter, files should be set in the afternoon list based on time

estimates, shortest to longest, but also factoring in any known time or

resource issues with police stations. Files adjourned from the morning

remand hearing list, files from later time zones, and files with sheriff

transportation issues like ferry schedules should also be given some

priority in the afternoon list, as should files involving cash bail which must

be posted by 4:00PM and files involving counsel who have scheduled

matters in other courts at 2:00PM. Files not able to be heard that day will

preferably be adjourned to the Bail JCM to be scheduled on another date

or adjourned by the judge to a morning court list on another date. Bail

hearings with longer time estimates should be adjourned to the Bail JCM

Fix Date List to be scheduled.

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F. Files that are scheduled onto a virtual/hybrid bail courtroom list are not to

be adjourned to the Justice Centre but must be adjourned to the JCM Fix

Date List or to the 9:30AM list on another virtual/hybrid bail court date.

G. If counsel are unable to agree on the afternoon list, direction can be

sought from the presiding judge when court starts.

4. All efforts will be made to have the afternoon list finalized prior to 1:30PM.

Immediately following the afternoon list triage, the Registry Quarterback will

email the triaged list to the Sheriff Quarterback, Crown Quarterback or Crown

office group proxy, court clerks and Bail JCM, and the Registry Quarterback

will ensure JUSTIN is updated, which will update CDDS and PCSS.

5. The Sheriff Quarterback will immediately communicate with the police

stations and courthouses to let them know when the accused are expected to

be contacted for their bail hearing.

6. If there are any concerns about being able to complete the list, those

concerns should be communicated to the Bail JCM as soon as possible so that

they can determine whether another judge is available to hear any of the

matters.

As close as possible, court will start at 1:30PM and proceed through the

afternoon list. Where necessary, adjustments to the afternoon list may be

made with the input of counsel and the judge. Adjustments should be

communicated to the Sheriff Quarterback as soon as possible. When court

commences, Crown counsel should be in a position to let the judge know

what the afternoon list is and if the parties foresee any problems completing

it. If they do, and the judge agrees, these concerns should be communicated

to the Bail JCM through the clerk as soon as possible to determine whether

alternative arrangements can be made.

1:30PM

4:30PM

Hearing of the afternoon list, as well as any files adjourned by the judge or Bail

JCM from the morning court list.

5. The Court does not endorse any cut-off times for the processing of files as part of the

bail process. However, the Court recognizes that stakeholders may establish cut-off

times as part of their bail processes, but the stakeholders accept that in doing so there is

a need for flexibility with enforcing cut-off times. The guiding principle is that bail

hearings, including consent releases on new arrest files, are to be conducted at the

earliest reasonable opportunity.

6. Consistent with that principle, bail hearings for new arrests are to be heard on the day

they are scheduled into Court unless, pursuant to section 516 of the Criminal Code, the

accused consents to having the matter heard on another day, or it is adjourned by the

court. Bail hearings for new arrests are not to be adjourned simply because the

estimated time to complete it is beyond a certain time length. The presiding judge or

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the Bail JCM will decide if a bail hearing needs to be adjourned due to a lack of court

time to complete it. The Bail JCM may also schedule bail hearings to other available

courts where necessary and counsel are available.

7. Unless released, new in custodies remanded to another day will continue to appear

remotely into the virtual/hybrid bail courtroom from which they were remanded, but

from a Correctional Centre, unless a judge orders otherwise. Remanded accused are to

be adjourned to either the Bail JCM Fix Date List or to a morning court list.

8. Files do not return to their home court location until: (a) the bail hearing is completed,

(b) a judge or JCM has directed the bail hearing be scheduled in another court location,

9. If the matter is scheduled for a virtual/hybrid bail courtroom, it cannot be adjourned to

the Justice Centre for evening bail.

10. If the accused is self-represented, the matter cannot be adjourned to initial appearance

court: either the accused must exercise their right to have a bail hearing, or all initial

appearance issues must be addressed before a judge in a virtual/hybrid bail courtroom

or adjourned to a judge court in the home court location to conduct the arraignment

before fixing a date for a trial or sentencing in the home court location, unless the

sentencing can proceed in a virtual/hybrid bail courtroom.

11. Despite the virtual nature of the bail hearings, all the same evidentiary and procedural

rules that apply to in-person proceedings should apply, like marking exhibits.

12. The Court expects counsel will use the Consent Requisition Form and the Consent

Remand Form (“Consent Forms”) whenever possible to cancel a scheduled

virtual/hybrid bail hearing/appearance that will not be proceeding (so the Bail JCM can

remove the matter from the hearing list) as follows:

a. With the exception of the direction regarding Consent Form submission set out

in paras. b and c below, all the other directions and procedures set out in 2013

CPD-1 CCFM Practice Direction and CRIM 08 Criminal Caseflow Management

Rules Forms and Procedure regarding the use of the Consent Requisition Form

and the Consent Remand Form apply.

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b. The Consent Forms are to be emailed by counsel to the applicable Virtual Bail JCM:

Virtual Bail JCM

Email Address

Northern

Northern.VirtualBail@provincialcourt.bc.ca

Interior

Interior.VirtualBail@provincialcourt.bc.ca

Island

Island.VirtualBail@provincialcourt.bc.ca

222 Main Street

Van.Scheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca

North Vancouver

NVan.Scheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca

Richmond

Richmond.Scheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca

Abbotsford

Abbotsford.CriminalScheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca

Port Coquitlam

PoCo.CriminalScheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca

Surrey

Surrey.CriminalScheduling@provincialcourt.bc.ca

c. The following summary chart has been included for counsel’s quick reference

only:

Consent Remand Form

Consent Requisition Form

Form use

To adjourn a scheduled bail

hearing/appearance date

by Defence to another date

without the accused or

counsel having to appear in

court (only used for in

custody bail appearances)

To adjourn a scheduled non-

trial out of custody or in

custody appearances

(including bail hearing/

appearance) by Defence to

another date without the

accused or counsel having to

appear in court

Can also change the next

appearance reason (i.e. from

Bail Hearing to Sentencing),

call-ahead a scheduled

appearance date, and add

files by Defence

When to submit the

Consent Form by email

to the applicable

Virtual Bail JCM

1. 12:00PM-4:30PM the

business day before for

processing at 9:00AM

the day of the

scheduled appearance

date; or

2. Any time on the day of

the scheduled

appearance date

Anytime up until noon the

business day before the

scheduled appearance date

Defence counsel as

agent or designated

counsel

Yes

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Consent required

Yes

Counsel signature

required

Court appearance

required

Self-represented

accused

13. Crown and defence counsel shall submit any documents they wish the Court to consider

for a bail hearing by following the process set out in CRIM 18.

14. For registry arrests that may or may not be added to a bail court list, see NP 31 for the

process to be followed.

15. The following directions aim to reduce the need for frequent court appearances while

ensuring that the Court can effectively exercise its supervisory authority and uphold the

accused's right to a timely bail hearing and trial:

a. If the accused has retained defence counsel but cannot proceed with a bail

hearing, the accused should be remanded to a fix date on the Bail JCM Fix Date

List.

b. If defence counsel is reasonably certain of being ready on the next appearance,

the accused can be remanded to a morning court list for a bail hearing.

c. If the accused has not retained defence counsel, they must be remanded to a

morning court list and not adjourned to the Bail JCM Fix Date List.

d. A day before the scheduled appearance, defence/duty counsel and the Crown

should communicate about files on the Bail JCM Fix Date List and morning court

list, and inform the Bail JCM which files will remain on the Bail JCM Fix Date List

or be transferred to the morning court list for a bail hearing. Defence/duty

counsel are encouraged whenever possible to contact accused in remand

facilities on a date prior to the scheduled remand appearance. Due to call

volume at those remand facilities, Corrections/Sheriffs may not be able to

accommodate calls to remanded accused in the morning before court.

e. On the fix date, the Bail JCM may move a file from the Bail JCM Fix Date List to

the morning court list for a bail hearing. The Crown should be given reasonable

notice by defence/duty counsel of the intention to change the fix date into a

hearing. If proper notice is not given, pursuant to s. 516 of the Criminal Code, a

judge may decide to adjourn the hearing.

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f. Counsel should use the Consent Forms for appearance changes on the Bail JCM

Fix Date List or morning court list so that as much as possible court appearances

are reserved for matters where something substantive will occur.

g. If the accused has been in custody for over 45 days without a bail hearing,

counsel must appear before a judge to explain the delay. If no bail hearing occurs

at this appearance, the Court may arraign the case and set a pre-trial conference

(if the CRIM 12 Practice Direction is applicable), a trial/preliminary inquiry, or

issue other instructions. The judge may also return the matter to the home court

location for further scheduling. The responsibility of monitoring the 45-day

timeframe lies with counsel.

II. Bail Hearings on Weekday Evenings, Weekends, and Statutory Holidays

16. Files requiring bail hearings on weekdays that are not scheduled onto a daytime court

list are spoken to by Crown counsel in the evening at the Justice Centre.

17. Bail hearings will be heard primarily by Judicial Justices at the Justice Centre on weekday

evenings from 4:30PM until 11:00PM and on weekends and statutory holidays as set out

in the table below. Bail hearings after 11:00PM cannot ordinarily be accommodated.

WEEKDAY EVENINGS (FROM 4:30PM UNTIL 11:00PM)

* 7:00PM scheduled start time for all Regions

Room 310

Room 311

Room 312

Northern Region

Island Region

Fraser Region

Vancouver Region

Interior Region

WEEKENDS AND STATUTORY HOLIDAYS

* scheduled start times noted in red text

Room 305

Room 306

Room 310

Room 311

Fraser Region

(except Surrey)

and

PPSC Files

12:30PM

Island Region

12:30PM

Northern Region

11:15AM

Interior Region

11:15AM

Vancouver Region

1:00PM

Surrey

1:00PM

18. The scheduled start times noted above are targeted start times only. Bail hearings may

commence earlier. Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC) files are often scheduled

to start earlier.

19. Bail hearings at the Justice Centre are conducted virtually where all participants attend

by videoconference, unless the accused is only able to attend by audioconference.

20. Despite the virtual nature of the bail hearings, all the same evidentiary and procedural

rules that apply to in-person proceedings should apply, like marking exhibits.

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21. All reasonable efforts must be made for new in-custodies not scheduled onto a weekday

daytime court list (during regular court sitting hours) to be scheduled onto a weekday

evening court list.

22. Where an accused appearing at the Justice Centre is to be remanded to the next

scheduled weekday, the accused will be scheduled to the afternoon court list in the

applicable virtual or hybrid Bail Courtroom, unless a Judicial Justice or Judge orders

otherwise following a request by counsel. Accused being remanded beyond the next

scheduled weekday can be scheduled on a morning court list.

23. Crown and defence counsel shall submit any documents they wish the Court to consider

for a bail hearing by following the process set out in CRIM 18.

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Appendix “A”

Regional Catchments, Location Codes, and

Court Registry Email Addresses

I. Weekday Bail Hearings During Regular Court Sitting Hours

NORTHERN REGION CATCHMENTS

VR1

PRINCE GEORGE CATCHMENT

Code

Court Registry Email Addresses

Prince George Provincial Court

csbpg.criminalregistry@gov.bc.ca

CARIBOO CATCHMENT

Anahim Lake Provincial Court

Office15231@gov.bc.ca

100 Mile House Law Courts

OMH

Office15231@gov.bc.ca

Fort St James Provincial Court

FSJ

csbpg.criminalregistry@gov.bc.ca

Fraser Lake Provincial Court

csbpg.criminalregistry@gov.bc.ca

Kwadacha Provincial Court

KWA

Office15216@gov.bc.ca

Mackenzie Provincial Court

MAC

Office15216@gov.bc.ca

McBride Provincial Court

MCB

Office15215@gov.bc.ca

Quesnel Law Courts

QUE

Office15230@gov.bc.ca

Tsay Keh Dene Provincial Court

TKD

csbpg.criminalregistry@gov.bc.ca

Valemount Provincial Court

VAL

Office15215@gov.bc.ca

Vanderhoof Law Courts

VHF

csbpg.criminalregistry@gov.bc.ca

Williams Lake Law Courts

Office15231@gov.bc.ca

VR2

NORTHWEST CATCHMENT

Atlin Provincial Court

ATL

Office15228@gov.bc.ca

Burns Lake Provincial Court

Office15219@gov.bc.ca

Dease Lake Provincial Court

Office15222@gov.bc.ca

Good Hope Lake Provincial Court

GHL

Office15228@gov.bc.ca

Hazelton Provincial Court

HAZ

Office15224@gov.bc.ca

Houston Provincial Court

HOU

Office15224@gov.bc.ca

Kitimat Law Courts

KIT

Office15222@gov.bc.ca

Lower Post Provincial Court

Office15228@gov.bc.ca

Masset Provincial Court

MAS

Office15220@gov.bc.ca

New Aiyansh Provincial Court

NEA

Office15222@gov.bc.ca

Prince Rupert Law Courts

Office15220@gov.bc.ca

Queen Charlotte Provincial Court

QCC

Office15220@gov.bc.ca

Smithers Law Courts

SMI

Office15224@gov.bc.ca

Stewart Law Courts

STE

Office15222@gov.bc.ca

Terrace Law Courts

TER

Office15222@gov.bc.ca

PEACE CATCHMENT

Chetwynd Provincial Court

CHE

Office15226@gov.bc.ca

Dawson Creek Law Courts

Office15226@gov.bc.ca

Fort Nelson Law Courts

Office15229@gov.bc.ca

The Court Registry email addresses have been copied from the BC Government webpage here.

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Fort St John Law Courts

FOS

Office15228@gov.bc.ca

Tumbler Ridge Provincial Court

Office15226@gov.bc.ca

INTERIOR REGION CATCHMENTS

VR3

KELOWNA CATCHMENT

Kelowna Law Courts

KEL

CSB.KelownaCriminal@gov.bc.ca

Penticton

PEN

PentictonCourtRegistry@gov.bc.ca

Princeton

PRI

PentictonCourtRegistry@gov.bc.ca

Nelson

NEL

NelsonCourtRegistry@gov.bc.ca

Nakusp

NAK

NelsonCourtRegistry@gov.bc.ca

Castlegar

CAS

NelsonCourtRegistry@gov.bc.ca

Grand Forks

GRF

VCRosslandCrt@gov.bc.ca

Rossland

ROS

VCRosslandCrt@gov.bc.ca

Cranbrook

CLB