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U.S. resident charged with helping coordinate Tumbler Ridge shooting

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U.S. authorities have arrested a 30-year-old Washington resident in connection with February’s deadly mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge.

Northern Rockies RCMP seek witnesses after Fort Nelson First Nation shooting

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Northern Rockies RCMP are seeking witnesses after a shooting on the Fort Nelson First Nation reserve left one person seriously injured.

CBSA reports major opium seizure at B.C. facility

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The Canada Border Services Agency says officers at a Delta inspection facility seized 520.6 kilograms of opium concealed inside rolls of paper in January.

B.C. expands program targeting repeat property offenders

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The B.C. government says it will expand a pilot program aimed at repeat property offenders by establishing 12 new regional hubs across the province with a $16-million investment over two years.

Charges laid following a Fort Nelson drug investigation

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A Surrey man is facing drug trafficking and weapons charges following a Northern Rockies RCMP investigation in Fort Nelson.

B.C.’s updated gun laws take effect this fall, with new rules for low-velocity, imitation guns.

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British Columbia’s new firearms law aimed at curbing gang violence will take effect Oct. 1, introducing tighter rules on low-velocity and imitation guns as well as new police powers.
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B.C. launches AI-powered pilot for police to track toxic drug supply

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British Columbia is launching a $600,000 pilot project using artificial intelligence and robotics to detect toxic substances in seized drugs and trace their origins.

B.C. victims can now seek up to $75,000 in damages for intimate images posted online

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British Columbia said victims of intimate-image abuse can now seek up to $75,000 in damages after amendments to the Intimate Images Protection Act took effect Wednesday.

B.C. judge certifies class action alleging province ignored prison sexual assaults for decades

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A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has certified a class-action lawsuit alleging the province failed to stop decades of sexual abuse by a prison guard.

RCMP say officers were fired upon within seconds of entering Tumbler Ridge school

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The B.C. RCMP said officers were fired upon within seconds of entering Tumbler Ridge Secondary School during Tuesday’s mass shooting and said the suspect died shortly after police arrived.
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“Wrap these families with love” Eby says following Tumbler Ridge tragedy

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"It's hard to know what to say on a night like tonight, this is the kind of thing that feels like it happens in other places and not close to home in a way that this feels for so many British Columbians and Canadians," he said.

UPDATE: Nine people dead following school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.

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A Police Initiated Public Alert was issued as officers responded to the scene. This alert officially cancelled at 5:45 pm, as police do not believe there are any outstanding suspects or ongoing threat to the public.  
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