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Masked white nationalists demonstrate near former B.C. residential school (opens the original)
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This story contains details that some readers may find distressing. Images posted to social media show an apparent gathering of white nationalists on the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc reserve, just east of Kamloops. The videos show 21 men covering their faces with white masks, dressed in black fatigues, boots and ballcaps, marching militaristically, holding black flags, and draping a banner over an overpass in Kamloops on Sunday, reading “got bones?” The images appear to depict members of Second Sons C
Unhoused man found guilty of Saanich 2022 double murder of girlfriend and acquaintance (opens the original)
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After a turbulent 44-day trial involving numerous delays, interruptions and explosive outbursts, in B.C. Supreme Court Friday, Christopher Douglas Cathcart was found guilty of the second degree murder of his intimate partner and an acquaintance in Saanich in 2022. Cathcart, Stephanie Elk and William “Billie” Bradshaw were all unhoused and tenting outside on Oct. 19, 2022. Elk and Cathcart were in an intimate relationship. Justice Jennifer Power found “overwhelming proof” that Cathcart was guilty
Sent a suspicious election text? Don't answer, says cyber security expert (opens the original)
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Mere hours after a snap election was called, texts went out asking which provincial party people are planning on voting for. The company asking for the information identifies itself in the text as “Voter Research Service,” a company registered by ElectRight. They’re not a member of the polling industry association and cybersecurity experts suggest caution. “It’s very similar to what happened during the federal election,” said Ian Robertson, owner of the cybersecurity company Robertson Technology
B.C. Conservatives hire private investigator to investigate CHEK’s Rob Shaw along with current, former MLAs (opens the original)
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B.C.’s Opposition Conservative party hired a private investigator to target its critics, including current and former MLAs, as well as CHEK News’ political correspondent Rob Shaw. The disclosure, which the party admitted to, has raised concerns about attacking the freedom of the press, as well as the appropriateness of investigating elected officials. “Perhaps that person is following them around or interviewing their family, and for what purpose is that investigation? Those are the questions th
One accused dead, second pleads guilty, as Hells Angels trial resumes (opens the original)
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A high-security gang trial resumed in Victoria today after a two-month delay, with one of three accused of co-ordinating and selling cocaine across the Comox Valley between 2010 and 2020 under the Hells Angels banner pleading guilty. Monday, Randall King pleaded guilty to four out of five counts related to cocaine trafficking for a criminal organization. A high-security gang trial resumed in Victoria today after a two-month delay, with one of three accused of co-ordinating and selling cocaine ac
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