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B.C. sues OpenAI over deadly Tumbler Ridge mass shooting

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  • regional B.C. sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting · indexed on Tumbler Ridge school shooting litigation & OpenAI accountability
    British Columbia's Attorney General Niki Sharma announced the province has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in California, seeking accountability and cost recovery for the February mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge where eight people died, alleging OpenAI failed to warn police of interactions between the shooter and ChatGPT.
  • provincial Lana Popham announces she won't seek sixth term
    B.C. cabinet minister Lana Popham announced she will not run for re-election after 15 years in provincial politics, having served as the province's longest-serving agriculture minister.
  • provincial John Rustad invited to rejoin B.C. Conservative caucus
    Former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad said he has been invited to rejoin the Opposition caucus by interim leader Lorne Doerkson, days after being expelled by previous leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
  • provincial University of Victoria launches drug-checking pilot project
    The University of Victoria announced it will offer drug-checking services to students through pop-up booths and a year-round drop box at its Student Wellness Centre as part of an overdose-prevention pilot project.
  • provincial NDP caucus meets to discuss potential early election
    British Columbia's governing NDP caucus met to discuss a potential early election following the resignation of B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay on Sunday.
  • out_of_scope Oak Bay Lodge redevelopment moves forward with provincial interest
    Island Health and the Capital Regional Hospital District formalized a planning process to redevelop the vacant Oak Bay Lodge site into a 'campus of care' with long-term care, hospice, and other health services, with the provincial government signalling support.

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