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Five people fined for illegal shellfish harvesting on Vancouver Island

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  • out_of_scope Five people fined for illegal shellfish harvesting on Vancouver Island
    Five people were fined a combined $19,000 by Fisheries and Oceans Canada for harvesting shellfish from a contaminated closed area in Campbell River, BC, with officers seizing more than 130 Pacific oysters and other shellfish.
  • regional RCMP remind gun owners of safe firearm transport and storage during hunting season · indexed on Kamloops RCMP firearms safety reminders
    BC RCMP are reminding hunters and travellers in the Okanagan of legal requirements for safely transporting and storing firearms in vehicles, including keeping them unloaded, hidden, and unattended.
  • provincial BC Conservative Party restores five lawmakers to caucus under new interim leader
    New BC Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson has restored five expelled or resigned legislators including John Rustad to the caucus, signalling unity efforts within the fractured Opposition party.
  • provincial BC NDP cabinet minister Lana Popham announces she will not run for sixth term
    Agriculture Minister Lana Popham announced she will not seek re-election, deepening speculation about an early provincial election call.
  • provincial BC Attorney General files lawsuit against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge shooting
    British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in California seeking accountability and cost recovery related to the February Tumbler Ridge shooting, alleging the company failed to warn police of interactions between the shooter and ChatGPT.
  • provincial University of Victoria launches drug-checking pilot project for students
    UVic will offer anonymous drug-checking services through pop-up booths and a year-round drop box at the Student Wellness Centre as part of an overdose-prevention pilot project.
  • provincial BC announces new overdose prevention and response guidelines for post-secondary institutions
    BC's Post-Secondary Education Ministry released updated overdose prevention and response guidelines for all public post-secondary institutions, accompanied by a province-wide awareness campaign addressing the toxic-drug supply crisis.

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