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Seven CentreBC MLAs rejoin B.C. Conservatives for Oct. 24 snap election

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  • provincial Seven CentreBC MLAs rejoin B.C. Conservatives ahead of Oct. 24 election
    Seven legislators from the breakaway CentreBC party are rejoining the B.C. Conservatives after NDP Leader David Eby called a snap provincial election for October 24, with only Eleanor Sturko remaining outside the party.
  • provincial B.C. Premier Eby calls snap election for October 24 citing Trump trade war threat
    Premier David Eby has called an early provincial election for October 24, less than two years into his mandate, citing the threat posed by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war as an 'existential moment' for British Columbia.
  • provincial Conservative interim leader Doerkson cancels first public appearance amid election speculation
    B.C. Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson cancelled his scheduled news conference in Richmond as election expectations grew following Kerry-Lynne Findlay's resignation on Sunday.
  • regional Federal government offers Indigenous groups 15% ownership stake in Trans Mountain pipeline · indexed on Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion and Indigenous consultation
    The Canadian government is offering Indigenous communities a collective 15 per cent ownership stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline through low-cost loans, with meetings planned in Kamloops in late October.
  • out_of_scope Mount Jack wildfire burning on southern Vancouver Island
    The BC Wildfire Service is responding to the Mount Jack wildfire, which has grown to 0.5 square kilometres near Sooke River on southern Vancouver Island and is creating smoke visible as far north as Greater Victoria.
  • out_of_scope Five people fined $19,000 for harvesting shellfish from contaminated area on Vancouver Island
    Five individuals were fined a combined $19,000 after harvesting shellfish from a closed contaminated area in Campbell River, B.C., with three also convicted of licence violations.
  • regional RCMP remind Okanagan gun owners of firearms transportation and storage regulations · indexed on Kamloops RCMP firearms safety reminders
    BC RCMP are reminding Okanagan residents of legal requirements for transporting and storing firearms, including keeping weapons locked, out of sight, and unloaded while travelling during hunting season.

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