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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.

Two killed in Highway 16 crash west of New Hazelton

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A crash Thursday afternoon on Highway 16 west of New Hazelton resulted in two fatalities and closed the highway for several hours.

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.

Burns Lake RCMP investigating copper theft near the community

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Burns Lake RCMP are investigating a copper wire theft that left residents across northwest B.C. without internet on Monday.

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.

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.
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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.

How parents can support children after tragic events like the Tumbler Ridge shootings

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Experts say children may need extra support and reassurance from their parents after hearing about violent events in the news, such as Tuesday’s mass...

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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Conservative MP, Dawson Creek Mayor in shock over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting

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Reaction continues to pour in following yesterday's (Tuesday) mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge that claimed the lives of nine people including the shooter.
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