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B.C. government sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting (opens the original)
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The B.C. government has filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence company OpenAI in California over the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., asserting “one telephone call to the RCMP could have prevented the tragedy.” Attorney General Niki Sharma announced the filing on Monday, saying the province is seeking accountability from OpenAI and its decision-makers. British Columbia is also aiming to recover costs associated with the shootings in February that left eight victims dead, including
B.C. government overstates gas revenue forecasts by $1.46-billion due to errors (opens the original)
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Errors including botched currency conversions led the British Columbia government to overstate its forecasted natural gas revenues by about $1.46-billion over five fiscal years, officials confirmed on Tuesday. Energy Minister Adrian Dix said the most significant error, a 44-cent overstatement in the forecasted per-gigajoule price of natural gas this fiscal year, was a “serious mistake.” But he said the errors affect the province’s forecasting, not its actual revenues, which can vary in a given y
B.C.’s Bald Range wildfire remains active as residents return (opens the original)
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The Sunflower Ukrainian Cafe in Summerland, B.C., is still restocking, but it’s already serving limited quantities of borscht and cabbage rolls to residents returning home after the community’s wildfire evacuation. Iuliia Borysenko owns the business with her husband and said it was “so nice” to see customers again. “They try to help each other and support us,” she said. The cafe’s display fridge was damaged in the power outage prompted by the fire that bore down on the Summerland on Aug. 7, but
B.C. wildfire evacuations expand south along Okanagan Lake (opens the original)
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The wildfire evacuation zone along the shores of Okanagan Lake in British Columbia’s Interior expanded south on Thursday, with emergency crews guiding people away from a complex of blazes in the area where hundreds of homes were destroyed last weekend. An update from the Central Okanagan emergency management centre on Thursday said upgraded evacuation orders applied to two dozen properties along Westside Road in the Shelter Cove, Secret Point and Cinnabar Creek areas on the western side of the l
Carney backs B.C. port expansion plan to boost exports, strengthen independence (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has backed a proposal to expand a major port facility in Metro Vancouver, saying its existing capacity won’t be enough to meet Ottawa’s goals for growing and diversifying the economy. Carney outlined his support for the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion project as he toured part of Global Container Terminals’ Deltaport facility at the site in Delta, B.C., on Thursday. “When you look at the capacity of the Port of Vancouver, it’s bigger
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