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Campfires to be allowed throughout Kamloops Fire Centre

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  • local Campfires allowed throughout Kamloops Fire Centre starting Sept. 3 · indexed on Kamloops Fire Centre — wildfire activity & safety measures
    The BC Wildfire Service is lifting the campfire ban in the Kamloops Fire Centre effective noon Thursday, Sept. 3, allowing Category 1 campfires (no larger than 0.5m × 0.5m) while keeping Category 2 and 3 fires prohibited.
  • provincial B.C. legislator Ian Paton expects RCMP interview over alleged job-for-resignation offer
    Conservative MLA Ian Paton says RCMP will interview him about an alleged offer from party leadership to resign his seat in exchange for a two-year adviser position, part of an investigation into possible Criminal Code violations by Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
  • provincial B.C. government made four administrative errors in $1.5-billion natural gas revenue overestimation
    Senior officials in the B.C. ministries of finance and energy identified four spreadsheet and unit-conversion errors that led to a roughly $1.5-billion overestimation of natural gas revenues in the latest provincial budget.
  • out_of_scope Haida Gwaii bar operator fined $3,000 after spectacular liquor inspection failure
    A bar operator on Haida Gwaii received a $3,000 penalty after an undercover liquor inspector experienced a chaotic visit involving cocaine offers, knife threats, and intimidation during a March 1 inspection.
  • provincial Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan pleads not guilty to assault and uttering threats charges
    B.C. Conservative MLA Hon Chan pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and uttering threats related to alleged intimate partner violence, choosing a jury trial and waiving his right to a preliminary inquiry.
  • provincial Union coalition demands next B.C. Ferries vessels be built in B.C.
    A 17-union coalition representing over 7,000 workers launched a campaign to require B.C. Ferries to build future vessels domestically rather than overseas, arguing B.C. shipyards have the capacity to do the work.

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