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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.

B.C. officials “shocked” and “angry” after report details Tumbler Ridge shooter’s ChatGPT history

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B.C. Premier David Eby is calling a report detailing the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s alleged interactions with ChatGPT “shocking.”

Gun control advocates urge RCMP for more transparency around Tumbler Ridge shooting weapons

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Gun control advocates are renewing calls for more details about the firearms used in February's deadly Tumbler Ridge shooting.

B.C. man extradited from Germany pleads guilty in dark web drug trafficking case

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A British Columbia man has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for his role in a dark web drug trafficking operation.

Charge laid in Creston homicide

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A 27-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder following a homicide in Creston.

B.C. crime severity falls for second straight year, says Statistics Canada

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B.C. recorded one of the strongest improvements in police-reported crime among the provinces in 2025, even as crime trends across Canada remained mixed.
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Amber Alert investigation shifts toward Okanagan and Kootenays

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Alberta RCMP say two children at the centre of an Amber Alert may have travelled through the Okanagan Valley near Vernon, B.C., and could be headed toward the Kootenays.

Eby calling for “Canadian version” of U.S. RICO laws

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Premier David Eby said Friday he will urge Canada's premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney to adopt U.S.-style anti-racketeering laws to combat organized crime.

Canada-wide arrest warrant issued for B.C. man listed in Panama Papers

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The Canada Revenue Agency said a Canada-wide arrest warrant has been issued for a British Columbia man who was included in the Panama Papers. 

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.
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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.

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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