Document 017 — CLBC Original Trial Statement — August 21, 2026
Document type: Original Trial Statement
Document date: August 21, 2026
Court: Provincial Court of British Columbia — Richmond Registry
Submitted by: Community Living British Columbia (CLBC)
Claimants: Viktor and Maryna Birkus
Defendants: Individualized Funding Resource Centre Society (IFRC) and Community Living British Columbia (CLBC)
Archived pages: 4
Document Description
This document reproduces the original Trial Statement dated August 21, 2026, submitted by Community Living British Columbia (CLBC) in proceedings before the Provincial Court of British Columbia, Small Claims Court File No. 30698.
The Trial Statement forms part of the preparations for the trial involving the Claimants, Viktor and Maryna Birkus, the Individualized Funding Resource Centre Society (IFRC), and Community Living British Columbia (CLBC).
The document records CLBC's position as presented at this stage of the litigation. It relates to the ongoing dispute concerning Home Sharing services, the associated payment arrangements, and the respective positions of the parties.
This is the original version of CLBC's Trial Statement dated August 21, 2026. A subsequently amended Trial Statement was submitted in September 2026 and is preserved separately in this archive.
Retaining the original and amended versions as separate documents provides a chronological record of the materials submitted by CLBC during the preparation of the case for trial.
The statements, explanations, and arguments contained in this document represent CLBC's position at the time of submission. They should not be interpreted as established facts, judicial findings, or conclusions of the Court.
Original Court Document
Four scanned pages are reproduced below in their archived sequence. Select any image to open the high-resolution version.
This publication preserves the original Trial Statement attributed to Community Living British Columbia (CLBC), dated August 21, 2026.
The document reflects CLBC's position at the time of its preparation. Statements, allegations, and arguments advanced by a party should not be interpreted as established facts, judicial findings, or conclusions of the Court.
A later amended Trial Statement is preserved separately in this archive. The documents should be considered in their respective chronological and procedural contexts.
