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BC RCMP issues safety reminder on safe transportation of hunting weapons

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  • regional BC RCMP issues safety reminder on safe transportation of hunting weapons · indexed on Kamloops RCMP firearms safety reminders
    BC RCMP reminds firearm owners of legal obligations for transporting and storing weapons, requiring firearms be kept out of sight, locked, unloaded, and never left overnight in vehicles.
  • out_of_scope Five people fined for harvesting shellfish from contaminated area on Vancouver Island
    Five people were fined a combined $19,000 after harvesting shellfish from a closed area in Campbell River, B.C., with Fisheries and Oceans Canada noting shellfish from closed areas can contain dangerous contaminants.
  • provincial B.C. Conservatives restore five expelled members to caucus under new interim leader
    Newly appointed interim leader Lorne Doerkson restores five former Conservative legislators to caucus, including John Rustad and Trevor Halford, following weeks of tumultuous infighting that reduced the caucus by more than a third.
  • provincial BC cabinet minister Lana Popham announces retirement from elected office
    NDP Agriculture Minister Lana Popham, the province's longest-serving agriculture minister, announces she will not run for a sixth term, deepening speculation about a possible snap election.
  • regional BC Attorney General files lawsuit against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting · indexed on B.C. sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
    British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma files a lawsuit against OpenAI in California seeking accountability and cost recovery from the February 2025 mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., alleging OpenAI failed to warn police of interactions between the shooter and ChatGPT.
  • provincial UVic launches drug-checking pilot project to combat overdose deaths among students
    University of Victoria begins a free, confidential drug-checking service through pop-up booths and an anonymous drop box to help students identify dangerous contaminants in unregulated drugs.

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