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Jun 23, 2024 49 min

F the drivers, build some homes

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More candidates jump ship on BC United. Private money is funding attack ads. Open net salmon farming is being shut down...in five years. And the latest in foreign interference. Links Eby's baby countdown brings B.C. election campaigning forward - Coast Reporter BC United will fix affordability by unleashing economic prosperity BC United candidate Puneet Sandhar bows out BC United drops Chris Moore The Conservative Party of BC Welcomes Chris Moore to the Team Linda Hepner Nominated in Surrey-Serpentine River - Conservative Party of BC Mike Morden Nominated in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows - Conservative Party of BC It’s Open Season for Secretly Funded Political Attack Ads | The Tyee Secretive group target B.C. NDP rivals with attack ads | Vancouver Sun Feds delay closure of B.C.'s open-net salmon farms until 2029 | CBC News Judge allows MP’s lawsuit against Global News to proceed Quote from the judgement NDP leader says Han Dong shouldn't be allowed back into Liberal caucus | CBC News Foreign interference commission to study NSICOP allegations

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