US EditionGroup banished from Haida Gwaii, B.C., after man’s killing
- In April 2025 on Haida Gwaii, a group was banished following the death of Luke Pearson, who was allegedly run down by Tyson Young.
- The expulsion followed rising tensions over drug-related issues and longstanding accusations of drug trade involvement linked to the accused or associates.
- Residents protested on April 25 outside the accused’s home and later banned the group from over 100 local businesses, with social media documenting escalating regional opposition.
- Demonstrators at the Prince Rupert terminal displayed signs demanding accountability for Luke and expressing support for Haida Gwaii, while communities along Highway 16, including several First Nations groups, organized protests to show their unity.
- The banished individuals fled the island and continued east through B.C., facing resistance amid ongoing debate about balancing community action and due process for safety concerns.
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Group banished from Haida Gwaii in wake of man's death by vehicle
Tensions have risen on Haida Gwaii following the death of Luke Pearson. Tyson Young was charged with second-degree murder on April 25 after he allegedly ran down Pearson with a vehicle on April 22. Staff Sergeant Kris Clark of the RCMP confirmed Young remains in the custody of BC Corrections until t...
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