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Court says hundreds of Walbran Valley trees 'spiked' as blockade injunction extended

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  • out_of_scope Hundreds of trees spiked in Walbran Valley logging blockade, injunction extended to 2028
    A B.C. Supreme Court ruling extends an injunction against a logging blockade at Vancouver Island's upper Walbran Valley to January 31, 2028, after finding that blockade participants have embedded hundreds of trees with metal spikes, creating serious safety risks for loggers and sawmill workers.
  • out_of_scope Hiker missing near Squamish after failed descent from Mount Habrich Loop
    Stanislav Volo, 43, has been missing since Sunday after failing to return from a hike on the Mount Habrich Loop near Squamish, though he made a brief 911 call on Tuesday that helped rescuers narrow their search area.
  • provincial B.C. Premier Eby says won't court Conservative defectors as nine MLAs leave Findlay's caucus
    Premier David Eby says the NDP won't actively recruit nine B.C. Conservative MLAs who have defected from Kerry-Lynne Findlay's caucus in recent weeks, citing significant policy differences between the parties.
  • provincial Premier Eby backs new lawsuits against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge school shooting
    Premier David Eby announces provincial support for 30 new lawsuits against OpenAI filed by witnesses to the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, calling the company's failure to report shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar's concerning online behaviour to police 'inexcusable and disgraceful.'
  • regional Major B.C. wildfires downgraded as fall weather arrives; campfire bans remain in Cariboo and Kamloops fire centres · indexed on Kamloops Fire Centre — wildfire activity & safety measures
    The Bald Range and Ainslie Creek wildfires have been downgraded as fall weather approaches and 150 active blazes continue across B.C., with campfire prohibitions remaining in place for the Cariboo and Kamloops fire centres heading into the Labour Day long weekend.
  • provincial North Coast Transmission Line expansion groundbreaking in Prince George
    Federal and provincial governments break ground on the North Coast Transmission Line expansion, a $3.9-billion project linking Prince George to Terrace that is expected to more than double electricity supply to the north coast and support major resource-development initiatives.
  • out_of_scope Comox Valley drug-trafficking trial proceeds despite exceeding Supreme Court time limits
    A B.C. Supreme Court judge allows the trial of two men accused in a Hells Angels-linked drug-trafficking network in the Comox Valley to proceed past the 30-month Jordan ceiling, finding the delay was reasonable given the case's complexity.

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