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Ottawa opens up 15% Trans Mountain equity stake to Indigenous groups on pipeline path

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  • local Ottawa offers Indigenous groups 15% equity stake in Trans Mountain pipeline · indexed on Trans Mountain Pipeline Indigenous Equity Offering
    The Canadian federal government is offering Indigenous communities along the Trans Mountain pipeline's path a collective 15 per cent ownership stake through low-cost loans, with in-person meetings planned for Kamloops and other cities in late October.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative breakaway members rejoin Opposition amid snap election call
    Seven CentreBC legislators are returning to the B.C. Conservative caucus after NDP Premier David Eby called an early provincial election for October 24, while other defections continue to reshape the Opposition.
  • provincial Premier David Eby calls snap B.C. provincial election for October 24
    Premier David Eby called an early provincial election citing the threat posed by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war as an 'existential moment' for British Columbia, despite pleas from municipal leaders to avoid overlapping with municipal elections on October 17.
  • out_of_scope Mount Jack wildfire burning out of control on southern Vancouver Island
    The BC Wildfire Service is responding to the Mount Jack wildfire near Sooke River, which has grown to half a square kilometre amid warm and dry conditions with smoke visible as far north as Greater Victoria.
  • provincial B.C. Conservatives cancel interim leader's first public appearance amid election speculation
    The B.C. Conservative caucus cancelled interim leader Lorne Doerkson's scheduled news conference in Richmond as election expectations intensified following Kerry-Lynne Findlay's resignation.
  • provincial Lorne Doerkson works to rebuild B.C. Conservative caucus after leadership turmoil
    New interim leader Lorne Doerkson is reconstructing the B.C. Conservative parliamentary caucus after recent upheaval, welcoming back five MLAs and preparing for an anticipated snap election.
  • out_of_scope Five people fined for harvesting shellfish from contaminated area near Campbell River
    Fisheries and Oceans Canada fined five people a combined $19,000 for harvesting shellfish from a closed contaminated area in Campbell River, with officers seizing over 130 oysters and other shellfish.
  • local Kamloops RCMP reminds gun owners of safe transport and storage obligations · indexed on Kamloops RCMP firearms safety reminders
    Police in the Okanagan are reminding hunters and firearm owners of legal requirements for safely transporting and storing weapons during hunting season, including keeping firearms locked and hidden in vehicles.

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