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‘There’s Still So Much Truth We Have Yet to Uncover’ | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Time is running out to preserve key documents that can shed more light on the impacts of Canada’s Indian residential schools on individuals, families and communities. Next year, a massive archive of documents and testimony related to experiences at residential schools will be destroyed. The archive contains confidential testimony given during compensation claims processes that spanned more than a decade. A court ruled in 2017 that records collected through the Independent Assessment Process must
After City Hall Chaos, Kamloops Prepares to Vote | The Tyee (opens the original)
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For the last four years, politics in Kamloops have been anything but normal. There have been lawsuits, accusations and recriminations, more lawsuits, secret recordings, screaming matches at city hall and community events, and more lawsuits. Current Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson’s house is set to be sold off to pay unpaid property taxes. His business is subject to foreclosure, and he has been taken to court by his former lawyers for allegedly unpaid legal bills. Despite all the troubles that have aris
Will Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s First Stand Also Be Her Last? | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s August was bad. Her September could be even worse. On Friday, Premier David Eby called a byelection for Abbotsford-Mission, where the Conservative Party of BC leader hopes to win a seat in the legislature. It’s not usually difficult for a newly chosen leader of a major political party to win a seat in the legislature or Parliament. After a party member in a relatively friendly electoral district is persuaded to step aside, victory is usually assured. After all, the leader i
In the Sky with the Pilots Fighting a BC Megafire | The Tyee (opens the original)
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The helicopter tilts right, then banks hard to the left. Beneath it, dense white smoke billows from trees and over logging machines building a key fireguard. Somewhere below, firefighters haul hoses through the underbrush. It’s just past noon in the smoky forests south of Merritt, and in the helicopter and on the radio, once-relaxed voices have become more clipped. There is an undercurrent of annoyance at a massive fire that, once again, just will not behave. Pilot Brandon Akeroyd peers out a wi
In the Fraser Valley, a New Oil Pipeline Faces Mountains of Challenges | The Tyee (opens the original)
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It’s one thing to build a pipeline on paper. It’s another to construct it through one of the world’s most crowded and geographically difficult transportation corridors, as Trans Mountain Pipeline Co. painfully discovered. By 2022, the company had built out most of the Trans Mountain expansion project, then watched billions of dollars and nearly two years evaporate as it struggled to advance through the Fraser Valley’s hard rock and narrow walls. Now a new West Coast Oil Pipeline, proposed and pr
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