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'Huge win': Why some Findlay supporters are happy B.C. Conservative caucus is smaller

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  • provincial Trans-Canada Highway delays near Field this week
    Road construction on Highway 1 near Field is causing short-term closures in both directions from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Friday, with major delays expected for motorists heading to Alberta.
  • out_of_scope B.C. Supreme Court certifies Air Canada wheelchair accessibility class action
    The B.C. Supreme Court certified a class-action lawsuit against Air Canada filed by passengers using wheelchairs and mobility aids who claim they received inadequate assistance on flights between January 2021 and June 2023.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative supporters back Findlay after caucus defections
    Conservative Party supporters argue that the nine-member defection from Kerry-Lynne Findlay's caucus strengthens her leadership by removing 'disloyal' members and allowing her to focus on ideological consistency.
  • provincial B.C. Conservatives unveil new shadow cabinet under Findlay
    Kerry-Lynne Findlay's B.C. Conservative Party unveiled a new shadow cabinet with all 28 remaining legislators assigned portfolios after nine MLAs quit in recent weeks.
  • provincial Speeding taxi passenger had just lost previous vehicle to impound
    A taxi passenger on Highway 99 near Porteau Cove lost their second ride in days to an excessive speeding impound after their taxi driver was clocked doing 133 km/h in an 80 km/h zone.
  • provincial B.C. businesses can apply for expanded federal tariff relief
    Eligible B.C. businesses can access up to $3 million in non-repayable government funding through Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan) to manage impacts of new U.S. tariffs.
  • regional B.C. forestry industry calls for urgent government action on tariffs and permitting · indexed on B.C. forestry sector challenges and federal support
    B.C. forestry groups have written to Premier David Eby requesting swift action to address industry challenges including provincial permitting delays and U.S. tariffs, and calling for a crisis response group and increased harvest targets.
  • provincial AI-powered wildfire cameras detect fires across multiple islands and regions
    Private companies and municipalities across B.C. are deploying SenseNet AI-powered wildfire detection cameras that can spot fires with greater speed and accuracy than traditional methods, with about a third of 200 cameras installed nationally located in B.C.
  • provincial B.C. forest lookout towers give way to high-tech fire detection systems
    Modern AI-powered wildfire detection cameras are being deployed at locations where traditional fire lookout towers once stood, such as Mount Benson near Nanaimo, marking a technological evolution in forest fire detection after the towers were phased out in the 1970s-1990s.

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