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Trial to proceed for alleged Hells Angels-linked drug traffickers in Comox Valley

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  • regional Hells Angels-linked drug trafficking trial proceeds despite exceeding court time limits · indexed on Comox Valley Hells Angels drug trafficking trial
    A trial of two men accused of participating in a Comox Valley drug-trafficking network linked to the Hells Angels will continue despite exceeding the Supreme Court of Canada's 30-month limit for criminal trials by 13 months, with Justice Douglas Thompson ruling the delay was reasonable due to case complexity.
  • regional Sechelt fire truck equipment stolen during emergency response · indexed on Sechelt fire truck equipment theft
    Thieves stole equipment from a Sechelt Fire Department truck during an emergency call on Wednesday, including an automated external defibrillator and other critical gear, forcing the department to adjust response procedures.
  • provincial Two more B.C. Conservative MLAs quit, citing Findlay leadership concerns
    Scott McInnes and Donegal Wilson became the ninth and tenth Conservative MLAs to defect in three weeks, citing Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's reported connections to Alberta separatists and ethical concerns within her team.
  • provincial 30 additional lawsuits filed against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge school shooting
    Thirty new lawsuits from witnesses and survivors of the February 2026 Tumbler Ridge school shooting have been filed against OpenAI and founder Sam Altman in California, seeking damages and internal documents related to the shooter's flagged ChatGPT account.
  • provincial B.C. post-secondary institutions struggle with $300M revenue shortfall from international student cap
    B.C. colleges and universities have cut over 180 programs and laid off more than 1,300 staff since the federal government's January 2024 cap on international study permits, resulting in an estimated $300 million annual revenue loss to public institutions.

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