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B.C. Conservative leader Findlay says she's 'not going anywhere,' vows to stay

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  • provincial B.C. Conservative leader Findlay vows to stay on after caucus defections
    Kerry-Lynne Findlay reaffirmed her commitment to leading the B.C. Conservatives at the UBCM convention, stating she will not step down despite nine legislators departing the caucus since May and amid talk of a potential snap election.
  • regional Revelstoke Search and Rescue rescues injured Great Dane from Mt. Macpherson trail · indexed on Kamloops Search and Rescue operations & missing-person incidents
    Search and rescue crews assisted two owners in retrieving their 10-year-old Great Dane from a mountain trail after the dog injured its paws during a hike near Revelstoke.
  • regional Youth seriously injured falling from Mt. Baker Secondary School roof in Cranbrook during police incident
    A youth who threatened individuals with a knife was located on the roof of Mt. Baker Secondary School in Cranbrook and suffered serious injuries after jumping or falling from the roof at 10:07 a.m., prompting an IIO investigation.
  • out_of_scope World's tallest totem pole comes down in Alert Bay after 50+ years
    The 173-foot totem pole erected in Alert Bay in 1973 as a symbol of unity for 22 Kwakwaka'wakw tribes was carefully taken down due to safety concerns from decades of environmental exposure.
  • provincial B.C. municipalities urge province to restore Community Housing Fund for affordable housing projects
    Mayors and councillors from across B.C. passed a resolution at the UBCM convention calling on the province to reinstate the Community Housing Fund, which was indefinitely paused in the 2026 budget, affecting multiple stalled affordable housing projects.
  • out_of_scope Woman killed after being struck by fuel tanker truck in Nanaimo
    A 42-year-old woman died after being struck by a loaded gasoline tanker backing into a Co-op gas bar parking lot in Nanaimo early Wednesday morning.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative caucus member Claire Rattée criticizes Findlay's leadership and calls for unity
    Skeena MLA Claire Rattée published a 1,000-word statement criticizing Kerry-Lynne Findlay's leadership for failing to unite the Conservative caucus, citing poor staffing decisions and missed meetings.
  • provincial B.C. government reports connecting a million people to primary care since 2018
    Premier David Eby announced that one million additional British Columbians have been connected to a family doctor or nurse practitioner since 2018, though approximately 20 per cent of the population still lacks a doctor.

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