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John Rustad loses a caucus member and seemingly loses his senses. He refuses to resign as leader, even as his baord calls for his ouster. New bills come forward in the legislature and House of Commons touching on powerlines, employment standards and crime. But Pierre Poilievre is also facing rumours of dissension. All while Carney ties to position his upcoming budget.LinksB.C. Conservative leader faces backlash over handling of MLA's departure | CBC NewsJohn Rustad hunkers down, again, as party board tries to force him out | Vancouver SunBC Conservative board letterB.C. MLA's bill to prohibit land acknowledgements in schools fails 1st reading | CBC NewsCentreBC News Release - Northern Pipeline - FINAL - 251023.pdfCentreBC Backgrounder - Northern Pipeline - FINAL - 251023.pdfFive conditions secure coastal protection and economic benefits for all British ColumbiansNew legislation powers economy with clean energy, North Coast Transmission LineNew B.C. legislation promises power line to unlock northern development - The Globe and MailBritish Columbia proposes new power rules for AI, data centresJob-protected medical leave lets workers return to work after serious illness  Education minister ordered to hand over documents related to termination of Greater Victoria School Board trusteesLiberals table crime bill to restrict access to bail, impose tougher sentencesC-14 (45-1) - LEGISinfo - Parliament of Canada  ‘Pressure will mount in the coming days’ for Pierre Poilievre as signs of discontent emerge within the party following his RCMP claimsPoilievre backpedals on RCMP comments after days of pushback - The Globe and MailI’m a former senior aide to Stephen Harper. Pierre Poilievre is dismantling the principled, trustworthy Conservative Party we tried to buildCarney government ‘worried’ its budget won’t pass, triggering a federal electionIt will take ‘sacrifices’ and ‘some time’ to transform economy, Mark Carney says in pre-budget address to country