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Four human errors led to $1.5B gas revenue overestimation, B.C. officials say

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  • provincial B.C. Conservative leadership turmoil: RCMP investigates job-for-resignation offers
    RCMP are investigating alleged offers by Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's chief of staff to pay MLAs to resign, with legislator Ian Paton scheduled for Wednesday interview and seven Conservative MLAs having left the party in recent weeks.
  • regional Campfire ban lifted in 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 only Category 1 fires while maintaining bans on larger fires, fireworks, and burn barrels.
  • provincial B.C. budget: $1.5B natural gas revenue overestimation blamed on four human errors
    The B.C. government identified four administrative errors including spreadsheet formula mistakes and unit conversions that led to a roughly $1.5-billion overestimation of natural gas revenues, which will be corrected in a September 14 budget update.
  • out_of_scope Haida Gwaii bar operator fined $3,000 after undercover inspection gone wrong
    A bar operator on Haida Gwaii was fined $3,000 after a liquor inspector was offered cocaine, threatened with knives, and confronted during an undercover visit to the Misty Harbour Inn in March.
  • provincial Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan pleads not guilty to assault and uttering threats charges
    B.C. Conservative MLA Hon Chan has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and uttering threats in an intimate partner violence case and has chosen a jury trial in BC Supreme Court.
  • provincial Union coalition launches campaign demanding B.C. Ferries vessels be built in B.C.
    A coalition of 17 trade unions representing over 7,000 workers is demanding that new B.C. Ferries vessels be built domestically rather than overseas, citing provincial shipyard capacity and the loss of domestic shipbuilding industry.

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