Does a Notice of Intention to Proceed constitute a step in the litigation process?

Can a party not to proceed if no step has been taken for a year until after they file a notice of intention to proceed? (British Columbia, Canada)

What constitutes a vexatious proceeding or an abuse of the court’s process? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a petition proceeding constitute public interest litigation where costs should not be awarded against the petitioner? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a class proceeding be the basis for a legal proceeding if the claims presented in that proceeding cannot be sustained individually? (British Columbia, Canada)

What constitutes an abuse of the court’s process in a vexatious proceeding? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a proceeding be an abuse of process where there have been multiple and successive proceedings arising from the same facts? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a party intentionally refrain from appearing on a notice of motion and instead come along later, at his own convenience, and insist on having the motion reheard? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is a notice to an expert of a claim for special costs against them an abuse of the court’s process? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a notice of fast track action in form 61 form 61 constitute a "fast track action"? (British Columbia, Canada)

If a party can have challenged a foreign court’s procedural defects in that foreign proceeding, can that party collaterally attack the foreign procedural process before the Canadian court at the enforcement stage? (British Columbia, Canada)