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John Horgan · British ColumbiaThe Office of the Speaker says in a social media post Horgan formally stepped down as member for Langford-Juan de Fuca in writing on Friday. Horgan, who has twice battled cancer, said last month he was speeding up his retirement plans after announcing last June that health reasons were forcing him to end a 30-year political career.
Former premier John Horgan officially resigns B.C. seat of Langford-Juan de Fuca
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Vancouver, British Columbia · VancouverThe government says the creation of unexplained wealth orders will help prevent money laundering by those who hide assets with family members or associates. Similar laws exist in Manitoba, Ireland, Australia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand. Critics have raised civil liberties concerns saying they undermine the presumption of innocence and place an onus of proof on the target.
Legal changes would require explanation for questionable wealth in B.C.
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DiabetesThe Canadian Pharmacists Association says protecting Canadian drug supplies from mass exportation to the U.S. market remains a priority. B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix said on Tuesday he wants a federal clampdown on sales to non-residents after it was discovered that Americans were being sent thousands of doses of Ozempic in the mail. The majority prescribed by a single practitioner in Nova Scotia.
Rush for diabetes and weight-loss drug Ozempic puts cross-border sales in spotlight
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Saint-Georges · Saint-GeorgesThe Canadian Judicial Council is taking the next step in its review of a complaint against Justice Russell Brown. Chief justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia has decided to refer the matter to a judicial conduct review panel. Brown insists he did nothing wrong prior to an alleged altercation at a Scottsdale resort lounge in late January.
Judicial council takes next step in review of complaint against Supreme Court's Brown
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New Westminster · New WestminsterNew Westminster police have seen a rise in sextortion cases. Victims are contacted through various social media platforms by someone typically posing as a female. Police are asking victims to get help instead of complying with the fraudsters or paying money. They also suggest that victims block the person, but not to delete any messages or their social media.
Rise in sextortion scams targeting boys, men prompts warning from New Westminster police
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Americas · British ColumbiaMary Ellen Turpel-Lafond opted to return the 2016 award after the university told her it was under review. A letter from the group Indigenous Women's Collective signed by retired Cree Senator Lillian Dyck, among others, says the university's decision allowed her to evade sanctions. Indigenous identity fraud is colonial violence against Indigenous people and a slap on the wrist will do little to stop it from continuing to happen.
Turpel-Lafond returns honorary degree granted by Simon Fraser University in B.C.
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Education · Prince GeorgeViolence in the workplace is on the rise in B.C., according to a report from WorkSafeBC. The highest number of complaints about violence on the job are reported in health care, education, retail and transit. Over the last decade, most claims have come from the health care service, with nearly 14,000 claims since 2013.
Workplace violence claims up 25% over past five years: WorkSafeBC (BC)
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