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B.C. premier calls on comedy group to apologize to families of Pickton victims

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B.C. Premier David Eby is calling on a comedy group to apologize to the families of women murdered by Robert Pickton over merchandise considered offensive. Eby issued the appeal Monday after being asked about a sold-out T-shirt that the group Danger Cats had been selling through its website. It shows a cartoon of image of Pickton holding up a piece of bacon under the slogan Over 50 Flavours of Hookery Smoked Beacon.

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B.C. premier calls on comedy group to apologize to families of Pickton victims

David Eby calls merchandise depicting Robert Pickton a ‘sad attempt at humour’

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Vernon Morning Star broke the news in 1 year ago on Monday, February 26, 2024.

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