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RCMP ask to meet ex-B.C. Conservative who says he was offered job to quit as MLA

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  • provincial RCMP to interview ex-B.C. Conservative MLA Ian Paton over alleged job-for-resignation offer
    British Columbia legislator Ian Paton says RCMP have asked to interview him about allegedly being offered a job by Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's chief of staff to give up his seat in Delta South.
  • local Campfire ban lifted in Kamloops Fire Centre starting Thursday · indexed on Kamloops Fire Centre — wildfire activity & safety measures
    The BC Wildfire Service is lifting the Category 1 campfire ban across the Kamloops Fire Centre starting noon on Thursday, Sept. 3, though Category 2 and 3 fires and fireworks remain prohibited.
  • provincial B.C. government admits to $1.5-billion natural gas revenue overestimation
    B.C. senior officials revealed that four human-caused administrative errors led to roughly $1.5 billion in overestimated natural gas revenues in the latest budget, with errors including spreadsheet formula mistakes and unit conversion failures.
  • out_of_scope Haida Gwaii bar operator fined $3,000 after spectacular liquor inspection failure
    A bar operator on Haida Gwaii was fined $3,000 after an undercover liquor inspector faced offers of cocaine, knife threats, and intimidation during a March 1 inspection at the Misty Harbour Inn.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative MLA Hon Chan pleads not guilty to assault and uttering threats
    Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and uttering threats in an alleged intimate partner violence case, choosing a jury trial and waiving preliminary inquiry.
  • provincial Union coalition demands B.C. Ferries vessels be built in B.C.
    A coalition of 17 trade unions representing over 7,000 workers launched a campaign called Build Them Here demanding that future B.C. Ferries vessels be constructed in British Columbia rather than at foreign shipyards.

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