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B.C. Supreme Court rules drug law unconstitutional (opens the original)
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A B.C. Supreme Court judge has struck down a provision in Canada’s federal drug law that prohibits possession for the purposes of trafficking, ruling that it violates the Charter rights of people who use drugs by preventing access to safer alternatives to the toxic illicit supply. The ruling Tuesday comes in response to a constitutional challenge by two operators of an illicit-drug compassion club who were convicted of trafficking for providing drug users with unadulterated alternatives to toxic
B.C. NDP, Conservatives both pledge to boost province’s resource development (opens the original)
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Leaders of the B.C. NDP and Conservatives on Monday laid out plans to accelerate development of the province’s natural resources, with David Eby pledging to double critical mineral exports within five years if re-elected and Lorne Doerkson vowing to double LNG production by 2032 if his party forms government. The promises, made in the second week of campaigning ahead of the Oct. 24 provincial election, are the latest efforts by both leaders to put resource development at the centre of their econ
Doerkson could lead party for years without leadership vote, B.C. Conservatives say (opens the original)
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The B.C. Conservatives say interim leader Lorne Doerkson could remain at the helm of the party for years without a leadership vote, pushing back against B.C. NDP warnings that voters would have no guarantee who would serve as premier if that party formed government after the Oct. 24 provincial election. A legal opinion obtained by the Conservative Party of B.C. and provided to The Globe and Mail outlined a path by which Mr. Doerkson could remain interim leader for years without running afoul of
Lorne Doerkson takes the reins of B.C. Conservatives, with a party to rebuild and election ahead (opens the original)
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Lorne Doerkson spent his birthday on Thursday doing media interviews as the new leader of the Conservative Party of B.C., a role he did not seek out but was suddenly appointed to last week, and that could see him elected premier by Halloween. The two-term Cariboo-Chilcotin MLA was named interim leader of the beleaguered party last Sunday, after the sudden resignation of Kerry-Lynne Findlay amid a caucus revolt. Conservative MLAs selected Mr. Doerkson to replace her and the party’s board approved
The big B.C. reshuffle continues ahead of snap election (opens the original)
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John Rustad, who resurrected the Conservative Party of B.C. and brought it within three seats of forming government two years ago, is not seeking re-election in next month’s early vote, while former Green leader Andrew Weaver will return under the banner of the fledgling CentreBC party. The announcements Wednesday add to a frenetic reshuffling of the province’s political landscape that has seen candidates change allegiances, leaders come and go and parties scramble to assemble slates for an elec
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