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Findlay's chief of staff resigns as two more MLAs quit B.C. Conservative caucus

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  • provincial Findlay's chief of staff resigns; two more MLAs quit B.C. Conservative caucus
    Scott McInnes and Donegal Wilson have resigned from the B.C. Conservative caucus, citing concerns about Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's alleged connections to Alberta separatists and ethical questions around her team, bringing the total defections to nine MLAs in three weeks, while Findlay's chief of staff Chris Delaney has also resigned amid allegations of improperly offering jobs in exchange for resignations.
  • regional 30 more lawsuits filed against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge shooting · indexed on Tumbler Ridge school shooting litigation & OpenAI accountability
    Rice Parson Leoni and Elliott law firm is filing 30 additional lawsuits against OpenAI and founder Sam Altman on behalf of witnesses to the February 10 shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., seeking access to internal documents and historic damages for the company's failure to notify police after banning the shooter's ChatGPT account.
  • provincial B.C. post-secondary institutions face severe financial crisis from international student cap
    B.C. colleges and universities are cutting staff, suspending programs, and facing approximately $300 million in annual revenue shortfall after the federal government's January 2024 cap on international study permits reduced approvals by 35 percent, with the province experiencing a 66 percent decline in approved international students from 97,000 to 32,596.
  • out_of_scope Baggins head shop in Victoria closes after 57 years
    Glen Lynch has announced the closure of Baggins, a Victoria-based counterculture shop that operated for 57 years since 1969 and evolved into North America's largest single-door Converse Chuck Taylor retailer, with Lynch now 77 stepping away from the business.

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