What is the current state of the law on a claim that a plaintiff has failed to mitigate her damages?

What is the test for determining whether a plaintiff has failed to mitigate damages in a personal injury case? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is there any case law in which a plaintiff can claim damages for damages arising out of a natural occurrence? (British Columbia, Canada)

In what circumstances will a plaintiff be able to bring a claim for damages against the owner of the property for failing to prevent the spread of a disease-infected tree? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is a plaintiff entitled to seek damages for failing to disclose the evidence supporting his claim for the first time at trial? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is resolution of an important part of a claim against a party in a personal injury claim against the other party to the claim substantially less impact on the balance of the claim? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a plaintiff claim for damages for non-pecuniary damages from the date of death after death? (British Columbia, Canada)

How is mitigation of damages determined when a plaintiff fails to follow a personal trainer's advice? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the current state of the law on good faith decisions by a plaintiff to mitigate their loss? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a plaintiff have an obligation to reduce their damages by reducing the damages in the context of a claim? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a personal trainer have been found to have failed to mitigate damages for failing to attend physiotherapy? (British Columbia, Canada)