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B.C. liquor inspector offered 'bump' before knives come out

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  • out_of_scope Bar operator fined after liquor inspector encounter with knife-wielding patrons on Haida Gwaii
    A bar operator on Haida Gwaii was fined $3,000 after an undercover liquor inspector was threatened with knives and offered cocaine by patrons during an early morning inspection.
  • provincial BC legislator Hon Chan pleads not guilty to assault and uttering threats charges
    Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and uttering threats related to alleged intimate partner violence, choosing a jury trial and moving the case directly to BC Supreme Court.
  • provincial Trade unions campaign for BC-built ferries to support domestic shipbuilding
    A coalition of 17 BC trade unions launched a campaign demanding that future BC Ferries vessels be built domestically rather than at foreign shipyards, citing sufficient capacity and workforce capabilities in the province.
  • regional Mysterious floating island spotted again on Williston Lake after drifting 30 kilometres · indexed on Local human-interest & lifestyle stories — Kamloops 2026
    A one-hectare floating island composed of logs and decaying debris was spotted again on Williston Lake in northern BC after drifting approximately 30 kilometres in two weeks, prompting BC Hydro to warn boaters to stay away due to structural instability.
  • provincial Fall storm brings heavy rain and strong winds to BC coast, risk of flooding and landslides
    Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for BC's north and central coasts, warning of heavy rainfall and strong winds expected Tuesday that could trigger localized flooding and increase landslide risk.
  • provincial BC Conservatives face caucus exodus as Kerry-Lynne Findlay's leadership questioned
    Seven BC Conservative MLAs, including former house leader A'a:liya Warbus, have left the party this month, with MLA Bruce Banman expressing doubts about new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's ability to win an upcoming byelection.

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