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Two more MLAs quit B.C. Conservative caucus as Findlay’s chief of staff resigns (opens the original)
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British Columbia Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay said she was the victim of a “co-ordinated political attack” after she accepted the resignation of her chief of staff and two more legislators quit her caucus on Wednesday, both citing ethical concerns and Findlay’s reported connections to Alberta separatists. Scott McInnis became the ninth MLA to defect in less than three weeks, announcing his departure a little over two hours after Donegal Wilson’s. Their exits were swiftly followed by F
B.C. Conservative MLA Warbus leaves caucus, marking the seventh to quit this month (opens the original)
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A’a:liya Warbus says she’d be “worried” if there isn’t mounting frustration with B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay among her former colleagues, after Warbus became the seventh MLA this month to the exit the party’s caucus. Warbus, who said she would sit as an Independent, issued a statement on Monday partly attributing her decision to cancellation of a caucus meeting she said had been called due to concern about last week’s “implosion” that saw a near daily parade of legislators depar
Two Sikh activists warned by RCMP of threat for trying to create independent state in India (opens the original)
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RCMP have issued “duty to warn” letters to at least two Canadian Sikh activists, telling them their lives are under threat for their involvement in trying to create an independent Sikh state in India. Police have issued the notices to Inderjeet Singh Gosal of Caledon, Ont., and Manjinder Singh from Abbotsford, B.C., telling them there are credible, serious and imminent threats against their lives, although they couldn’t provide more details. The documents, obtained by The Canadian Press, say tha
B.C. firefighters use drone to ignite a controlled burn while fighting an active wildfire (opens the original)
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Fons Raedschelders said he “shed a very happy tear” over the weekend after wildland firefighters in British Columbia conducted a controlled burn using a drone on an active wildfire. “It’s super exciting,” said Raedschelders, superintendent of the BC Wildfire Service’s cultural and prescribed fire program. “Those of us who have been kind of working in this space and thinking about this for the last six to eight years of where we started the first ones on prescribed burns, we’ve been waiting for t
Firefighters fear lightning surge across southern B.C. could spark more wildfires (opens the original)
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Lightning strikes were flickering across British Columbia’s southern Interior on Wednesday afternoon, as a weather system that firefighters fear will trigger a surge in ignitions began to make its presence felt. Environment Canada meteorologist Colin Fong said the focus will be on the severity and frequency of dry lightning over the next few days, with parched conditions on the ground ripe for new wildfires in the province’s south. “That’s pretty much the main story for this week,” Fong said of
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