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Federal Appeal Court grants B.C. ostriches stay of cull pending appeal

1 week ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Ashley Joannou |Darryl Greer

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Eby to ask PM to declare India's Bishnoi gang a terrorist group, amid extortion fears

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Darryl Greer |Nono Shen

British Columbia Premier David Eby says he wants a gang based in India declared a terrorist organization in Canada. The premier said Tuesday the Lawrence Bishnoi gang had been linked to extortions and other crimes against South Asian community members in B.C., Alberta and Ontario.
Decision coming over officer's use of anti-riot gun in B.C. woman's death - BC News

2 weeks ago | castanet.net | Darren Handschuh |Sarah Crookall |Jeff Bell |Darryl Greer

The Canadian Press - | Story: 555838An adjudicator appointed by B.C.'s police watchdog is expected to release his decision on the discipline for an officer who fired an anti-riot weapon, killing a woman. Former B.C. Supreme Court judge Wally Oppal ruled last month that Victoria police Sgt.
Festival attack suspect Adam Lo in court, as judge receives fitness assessment report

4 weeks ago | cheknews.ca | Darryl Greer |Laura Brougham

Lapu Lapu Day festival attack suspect Adam Kai-Ji Lo has appeared by video in Vancouver Provincial Court, as preparations to determine if he’s fit to stand trial continue. Lo appeared on screen dressed in a dark blue sweatshirt as his lawyer Mark Swartz, the judge and prosecutor discussed next steps in the case, in which Lo faces second-degree murder charges over the vehicle attack that killed 11 people in April. Judge Reg Harris says he’s received and read a mental health assessment.
B.C. Human Rights Commissioner details government action, inaction on recommendations

1 month ago | cheknews.ca | Darryl Greer |Laura Brougham

British Columbia’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner says the provincial government has made “progress” on more than half of the recommendations it has made since 2019. Human Rights Commissioner Kasari Govender released her office’s “Where We Stand” report Tuesday, detailing her office’s work in her first five-year term between 2019 and 2024.
Dr. Oz offers to relocate B.C. ostriches facing cull, but owners decline help

1 month ago | cheknews.ca | Brieanna Charlebois |Darryl Greer |Laura Brougham

The operators of an ostrich farm in southeastern British Columbia say United States health official and former television personality Dr. Mehmet Oz has offered to save the birds from an impending cull by relocating them to his ranch in Florida. But Katie Pasitney, whose parents own the farm, said they aren’t interested in moving the flock, although they’re grateful for the support.
Silent tribute and fundraisers mark one month since Vancouver festival attack

1 month ago | timescolonist.com | Darryl Greer |Ashley Joannou

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Silent tribute and fundraisers mark one month since Vancouver festival attack

1 month ago | pelhamtoday.ca | Darryl Greer |Ashley Joannou

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RCMP monitoring B.C. ostrich farm to ensure 'no criminal behaviour'

1 month ago | cheknews.ca | Darryl Greer |Laura Brougham

RCMP say they are closely monitoring the situation at a British Columbia ostrich farm “to ensure there is no criminal behaviour” at the property where protesters have gathered to oppose a cull of the birds. RCMP spokesman Cpl. Brett Urano says police are aware of “increased tensions” and protest activity at the farm in Edgewood, B.C., after the Federal Court upheld a cull order by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency earlier this month.
B.C. First Nations fear protests and conflict over fast-track legislation

1 month ago | cheknews.ca | Darryl Greer |Laura Brougham

First Nations leaders in British Columbia say proposed legislation to fast-track resource projects will likely lead to protests and litigation should the provincial government push the law through. Robert Phillips with the First Nations Summit said the B.C. government’s proposed legislation, known as Bill 15, to approve infrastructure projects more quickly was done unilaterally, causing frustration and upset among First Nations leadership.

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