B.C. appoints two judges to Provincial Court

The Government of British Columbia appointed judges Diba Majzub and Megan Olson to the Provincial Court, effective Nov. 24, 2025. Majzub, who specialized in criminal law and international criminal law, will serve in Port Coquitlam after a distinguished career including work with the United Nations in Kosovo. Olson, with experience in criminal defense and Indigenous law, will be based in Smithers and has a strong connection to the local community. These appointments aim to enhance timely access to justice across the province.

The selection process involved a thorough review by the Judicial Council of B. C. , which evaluates candidates based on diversity and judicial needs. The council, composed of judges and legal professionals, recommends candidates to the attorney general, ensuring a comprehensive judicial appointment process. The B.

C. government underscores the significance of having adequate judicial resources to meet the evolving demands of the justice system. By leveraging technology and travel, judges can effectively meet the needs of their regions.