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ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2025

Tiny Home Arrests, Unreliable Tips, And Excessive Use Of Tasers

Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP
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In December 2019, an injunction (the "Injunction") was granted preventing the blockage work sites operated by Coastal Gaslink Pipeline Ltd. ("CGL") on Wet'suwet'en territory.

CanadaCriminal Law

Summaries of Coastal Gaslink Pipeline Ltd. v. Huson, 2025 BCSC 643 and R v Hardenstine 2025 BCSC 889

Coastal Gaslink Pipeline Ltd. v. Huson, 2025 BCSC 643

BACKGROUND

In December 2019, an injunction (the "Injunction") was granted preventing the blockage work sites operated by Coastal Gaslink Pipeline Ltd. ("CGL") on Wet'suwet'en territory.

Despite the injunction, a group of individuals set up a blockage and subsequently fortified it with barricades, preventing pedestrians and vehicles from accessing the work sites. Three accused involved in the protest were arrested in November 2021 and charged with criminal contempt of court for breaching the Injunction.

Two accused, Sledyo' and Ms. Sampson, were among a group of eight people occupying a small wheeled mobile home (the "Tiny Home") that was placed on one of CGL's work sites. The other accused, Mr. Jocko, was among a smaller group of people occupying a small wood structure (the "Cabin") within the right

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