BC United leader suspends campaign, backs BC Conservatives
Vancouver politics row erupts as Kevin Falcon announces suspending BC United election bid to rally support for the BC Conservative Party. John Rustad details early discussions and vetting changes while Falcon says the move aims to defeat the NDP amid centre-right vote splitting.
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Rustad backs Falcon plan to unite BC conservatives
John Rustad praised Kevin Falcon's decision to unite BC conservatives to defeat Premier David Eby and end the NDP government. He called Falcon's path a chance to put B C first, despite past tensions and defections within BC United and remarks about Rustad by the party. Falcon downplayed future private sector work, saying he may not find many opportunities.
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Akwesasne woman linked to migrant deaths extradition case
U S seeks the extradition of Stephanie Square 51 of Akwesasne Mohawk Territory cited as a key figure in a human smuggling ring tied to the drownings of eight migrants last year including a Romanian family of four and four from India. Court filings allege Square arranged transport across the St Lawrence River and used Akwesasne as a staging area.
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Winnipeg killer Skibicki gets four life sentences without parole
Jeremy Skibicki was sentenced to four concurrent life terms with no chance of parole for 25 years in the 2022 murders of four Indigenous women in Winnipeg. Relatives described the victims and urged accountability as victim impact statements were read, with community leaders stating the harm will be felt for generations.
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